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House Republicans say a drugmaker- funded advertising campaign run by supposedly independent groups was part of an agreement with the Obama administration to help pass the U.S. health-care law in 2010.
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Outrage over alleged bribery and phone hacking at a News Corp. tabloid in London mounted in Washington as lawmakers demanded probes of whether the company violated anti-corruption laws and Sept. 11 victims’ privacy.
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The unfolding phone-hacking scandal in Britain is heightening concern about the security of mobile devices, prompting one U.S. lawmaker to query companies including Apple Inc. and Google Inc. about potential risks.
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Sony Online Entertainment , a maker of role-play video games, suspended service after discovering a hacker gained access to 23,400 credit card and debit records from non-U.S. customers.
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The U.S. government and companies operating vital computer networks would be encouraged to share information about cybersecurity threats under a bill introduced today by House Republicans.
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U.S. lawmakers yesterday asked Sony Corp. for more information about an attack that exposed more than 100 million customer accounts to hackers, an event its chief executive officer described as a ‘hiccup.’
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Sony Corp. believes it knows how a hacker penetrated its online entertainment networks in an incident that exposed 100 million customer accounts, the company said in a letter to U.S. lawmakers released today.
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Sony Corp. , under scrutiny over delays in warning 77 million customers that their personal information may have been stolen, declined to testify at a U.S. House hearing on data theft, according to a lawmaker’s aide.
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The U.S. government’s decade-long fight to limit drugmakers’ ability to keep generic medicines off the market may reach “a turning point” soon, Federal Trade Commission Chairman Jonathan Leibowitz said.
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People who become U.S. government informants in health fraud cases against drug companies may reap millions in financial rewards at the expense of tattered personal and professional lives, a study found.
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