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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. was the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index’s best-performing stock in the past month after winning orders in video-game consoles. To keep that streak going, AMD must prove it’s got more going than games.
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To any outsider, Acer and Asustek look barely distinguishable.
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Microsoft Corp.’s after-sales service of its Surface tablet has attracted criticism from China’s state-owned radio, following similar reports in the past month targeting Apple Inc.
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Microsoft Corp. and International Business Machines Corp., two architects of the U.S. computer industry, are feeling the pain as consumers and businesses flock to mobile devices.
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Toshiba Corp. , a Japanese electronics maker, settled a patent-infringement fight with contract manufacturer Wistron Corp. over technology used in notebook computers, legal filings show.
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Quanta Computer Inc., the world’s largest contract maker of notebook computers, sued Advanced Micro Devices Inc. for breach of contract, alleging the chipmaker sold defective products.
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Delta Electronics Inc. surged to an almost two-year high in Taipei trading after earnings beat analyst estimates and Credit Suisse Group AG and Macquarie Group Ltd. recommended buying the shares.
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Acer Inc., the world’s second- largest supplier of notebook computers, fell in Taipei trading after posting the lowest quarterly profit in six years and missing analyst estimates.
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UBS AG, Switzerland’s biggest bank, sought immunity from prosecution by Canadian regulators probing a potential conspiracy to rig the price of derivatives globally, three people with knowledge of the inquiry said.
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Citigroup Inc.’s Singapore unit sued Hong Kong-based hedge fund manager Raghavendran Rajaraman, seeking to recoup $1.03 million in trading losses the bank says he incurred after gold fell from a record high in September.
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