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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito walked among tables named for Parisian streets at the Library of Congress Friday night.
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Small wireless carriers see a new path to scoring users of Apple Inc.’s iPhone and other popular handsets: the legalization of unlocking mobile devices.
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The Obama administration said consumers should be allowed to unlock smartphones and tablet computers without risking criminal penalties, siding with critics of a ruling from the U.S. Library of Congress.
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Barnes & Noble Inc., the biggest U.S. bookstore chain, lost its bid for a federal judge to dismiss some claims it infringed Alcatel-Lucent patents related to Internet commerce.
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Bayer AG plans to appeal a ruling by an Indian regulatory board that allows generic-drug maker Natco Pharma Ltd. to make a low-priced copy of Bayer’s patented Nexavar cancer medicine.
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Ruth Madoff sports big round eyeglasses and an air of reproach. The wife of Bernie Ebbers looks frightened.
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Pandora Media Inc., the Internet radio service, rose as much as 4.2 percent after Apple Inc. delayed plans to start a competing music service.
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Starting today, U.S. consumers won’t be allowed to unlock new mobile phones purchased from wireless providers, under a change in U.S. rules backed by carriers led by Verizon Wireless and AT&T Inc.
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Owners of Apple Inc. ’s iPhone can unlock the device to use applications not authorized by the company, the U.S. Library of Congress said.
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Pandora Media Inc., the Internet radio service, is capping free mobile listening at 40 hours a month in the absence of sufficient advertising sales to pay for rising music costs.
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