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U.S. stocks rose for a second day as Apple Inc. rebounded from its biggest drop in four years and investors weighed prospects for a budget deal in Washington.
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Akamai Technologies Inc. rose the most in more than four months after forging a deal with AT&T Inc. to provide the carrier’s business customers with so-called content-delivery services.
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AT&T Inc., the second largest U.S. wireless carrier, is expanding its mobile-security service for businesses and will announce a similar push targeting consumers next year.
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Sprint Nextel Corp. said it plans to give some mobile-phone customers $100 pint-sized cell towers to improve coverage, a move that may put pressure on other competitors to follow suit.
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A security breach in AT&T Inc. ’s wireless network exposed the e-mail addresses of some owners of Apple Inc.’s iPad 3G.
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Nokia Oyj , the world’s largest mobile-phone maker, has canceled the introduction of its X7 smartphone with AT&T Inc. in the U.S., according to a person familiar with the situation.
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Microsoft Corp. may have a tougher time convincing wireless operators to support mobile phones with Windows software after its $8.5 billion purchase of Skype Technologies SA, analysts said.
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Research In Motion Ltd. , maker of the BlackBerry smartphone, plans to hold an event Aug. 3 that may be a debut of a new model with a slide-out keyboard, analysts said.
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When Apple Inc. began selling a version of its iPad tablet this year that could connect exclusively to AT&T Inc.’s third-generation wireless network, Sprint Nextel Corp. saw an opportunity.
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DirecTV is focusing on adding subscribers to its Latin American business and isn’t considering an initial public offering or spinoff of the unit, Chief Executive Officer Mike White said.
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