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Google Inc.’s Motorola Mobility unit isn’t entitled to the potentially billions of dollars it sought for its patents on technology used throughout the electronics community, a federal judge ruled in a victory for Microsoft Corp.
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Marvell Technology Group Ltd. , the maker of chips for personal computers and mobile phones, rose as much as 11 percent in extended trading after projecting higher quarterly sales than analysts had estimated.
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A lawyer for Winifred Jiau, the ex- Primary Global Research expert-networking firm consultant found guilty of insider trading, challenged her 2011 conviction before a federal appeals court.
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Marvell Technology Group Ltd. shares rose 7.3 percent after Nomura Securities International Inc. predicted that a new agreement to supply chips to Google TV devices may boost sales.
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Carnegie Mellon University has filed papers requesting an increase of a $1.7 billion patent infringement damages award against Marvell Technology Group Ltd.
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Carnegie Mellon University has filed papers requesting an increase of a $1.7 billion patent infringement damages award against Marvell Technology Group Ltd.
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U.S. prosecutors charged former Marvell Technology Group Ltd. accountant Stanley Ng with conspiracy as part of a nationwide probe of insider trading involving so-called expert networking firms.
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Marvell Technology Group Ltd. said it will seek to overturn a $1.17 billion jury verdict, one of the biggest awards on record, for infringing integrated-circuit patents held by Carnegie Mellon University.
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The following were the largest U.S. jury verdicts of 2012, as compiled by Bloomberg News.
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A U.S. jury said Marvell Technology Group Ltd. should pay $1.17 billion in damages that may be tripled for infringing patents for integrated-circuit technology held by Carnegie Mellon University.
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