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Google Inc.’s changes to its privacy policy don’t comply with European data-protection rules, European Union Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding said.
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A California state senator plans to arrive at a press conference at the Sacramento capitol today in a Google Inc.-modified Toyota Prius that drives itself.
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It’s the photographer’s nightmare. You’ve taken the perfect photo of your daughter holding a ball. But you focused on the wrong thing. The ball is sharp, the girl blurry.
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Vivus Inc.’s shareholders are poised to reap an 88 percent windfall in a takeover after the company’s weight-loss drug moved one step closer to winning approval to treat America’s 78 million obese adults.
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Shares of the following companies had unusual moves in U.S. trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and times are as of 4 p.m. in New York.
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Yahoo! Inc. asked Facebook Inc. to license technologies covered by its intellectual property and threatened to take legal action if the companies don’t reach an agreement.
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Complaints by Apple Inc. and Microsoft Corp. against Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. will be examined “closely” by European Union regulators, the region’s antitrust chief said.
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Google Inc.’s changes to its privacy policy don’t meet European data-protection standards, France’s National Commission for Computing and Civil Liberties said after a preliminary analysis.
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Google+’s U.S. users averaged just 3.3 minutes on the site in January, down from the previous month and a fraction of the time Facebook’s members devoted to its service, according to research firm ComScore Inc.
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France Telecom SA’s Orange unit will begin selling a smartphone based on an Intel Corp. processor this year, helping the chipmaker in its decade-long attempt to break into the mobile-device market.
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