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Do our eyes deceive us? A wireless company looking for ways to lower our smartphone bills?
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Banks in the European Union will be forced to reduce the paperwork for customers who want to switch to another lender, and to give clear information on account fees, as part of a package of measures to bolster competition.
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Acura Pharmaceuticals Inc., whose technology helps deter drug abuse, sued Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd., India’s largest drugmaker, over its plan to market a generic version of the painkiller Oxecta.
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Serbia’s telecommunications market shrank 3.7 percent last year, reflecting the Balkan nation’s second recession in three years, with landline service leading the decline.
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The U.S. Defense Department plans to start a pilot program offering the military’s cyber security tools to Internet service providers for use in detecting and stopping attacks on their networks.
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A U.S. advisory panel failed to reach consensus on recommendations to telecommunications companies and Internet providers on how to bolster their computer systems against cyber attack.
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The Pentagon predicts that as many as 1,000 defense contractors may join a voluntary effort to share classified information on cyber threats under an expansion of a first-ever initiative to protect computer networks.
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Juniper Networks Inc., the No. 2 maker of networking gear, dropped the most in five months after a Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analyst downgraded the stock, citing competition from Cisco Systems Inc. and Alcatel-Lucent.
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Venezuelan Vice President Elias Jaua presented a proposal to the National Assembly today to regulate internet service providers and electronic media, opposition lawmaker Juan Jose Molina said in a phone interview.
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Juniper Networks Inc., the No. 2 maker of networking equipment, fell after its first-quarter forecast missed estimates, a sign Internet providers are delaying network upgrades.
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