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The U.S. Supreme Court bolstered Monsanto Co.’s ability to control the use of its genetically modified seeds, ruling that companies can block efforts to circumvent patents on self-replicating technologies.
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Nike Inc. is designing golf clubs with data-collecting sensors to help perfect a swing. Its LeBron X+ basketball shoes can measure vertical leap.
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The U.S. Transportation Security Administration announced yesterday that it was delaying a plan to allow passengers to carry pocketknives, hockey sticks and golf clubs aboard airplanes.
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The U.S. Transportation Security Administration, after backing off a move to end the ban on passengers carrying pocket knives onto airplanes, may face an inspector general’s investigation into its decision-making.
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The U.S. Transportation Security Administration delayed implementing a decision to let passengers bring pocket knives on airliners, according to an internal e-mail sent to agency employees yesterday.
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The U.S. Transportation Security Administration will let people carry small pocketknives onto passenger planes for the first time since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, along with golf clubs, hockey sticks and plastic Wiffle Ball-style bats.
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Frank Williams has struggled to keep his Formula One team going since 1969. As success eludes it and sponsors abandon the sport, he may have found an elixir: selling racing-car technology.
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A plunge in membership costs at Japan’s three most-expensive golf clubs may portend a further drop in Tokyo land prices this year.
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Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH expects sales to show little change this year as two of its biggest U.S. medicines face generic competition, prompting the world’s largest family-owned drugmaker to consider takeovers to spur growth.
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From the age of six, Joseph F. “Chip” Skowron III aspired to be a doctor. At Yale, he earned both a medical degree and a doctorate in molecular and cellular biology, then qualified for Harvard’s elite, five-year residency program. Three years in, Skowron quit medicine for Wall Street. He and two partners started a group of health-care investment funds under the auspices of FrontPoint Partners LLC, a hot new property in the exploding world of hedge funds.
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