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Automakers and suppliers say a U.S. push to broaden Wi-Fi use could jam accident-prevention technology that may cost as little as $100 per vehicle and save thousands of lives annually.
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AT&T Inc., the second-biggest U.S. wireless carrier, agreed to acquire airwaves from larger rival Verizon Wireless for $1.9 billion, helping bolster its network in a region that covers 42 million people.
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Texas Governor Rick Perry asked the U.S. Supreme Court to block the use of state legislative election districts drawn by judges, after a San Antonio court refused his request.
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AT&T Inc. said it plans to sue the Federal Communications Commission if the agency doesn’t let the company withdraw its application to buy a smaller rival for $39 billion.
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AT&T Inc.’s withdrawal of its FCC application to buy rival T-Mobile USA Inc. puts the focus on litigation with U.S. antitrust authorities seeking to block the $39 billion deal.
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Verizon Wireless and cable companies led by Comcast Corp. filed agreements with the U.S. government to sell each others’ services, and said the deals shouldn’t be part of a regulatory review of their $3.6 billion airwaves sale.
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After Hurricane Sandy, survivors needed, in addition to safety and power, the ability to communicate. Yet in parts of New York City, mobile communications services were knocked out for days.
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AT&T Inc. and Verizon Wireless , the two biggest U.S. mobile-phone carriers, have joined a grassroots alliance of police and firefighters to oppose a government plan that could award disputed airwaves to smaller competitors.
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Verizon Wireless, seeking to gain approval to buy airwaves from cable companies, will sell other spectrum licenses potentially worth billions of dollars if it can complete the purchase under scrutiny from regulators.
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President Barack Obama will be tapping into Hollywood money in his first California fundraising trip since anti-piracy legislation backed by the film industry was scuttled in Congress.
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