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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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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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AT&T Inc., the largest U.S. phone company, won approval from federal regulators for its $1.93 billion purchase of Qualcomm Inc. airwaves three days after dropping its plan to buy T-Mobile USA Inc.
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The U.S. move to block AT&T Inc.’s purchase of T-Mobile USA Inc. marks a rare Washington defeat for the largest U.S. phone company, a failure deal opponents called a triumph of antitrust analysis over lobbying muscle.
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U.S. House lawmakers said they are concerned that AT&T Inc. ’s planned purchase of T-Mobile USA Inc. may thwart competition and raise prices for wireless users.
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AT&T Inc. is cobbling together about $2.6 billion in deals for airwaves to catch up with Verizon Wireless, which has vaulted ahead in the race to stockpile the industry’s most precious asset.
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AT&T Inc. and Verizon Wireless must let smaller competitors use their networks for mobile Internet service under rules approved today by a divided Federal Communications Commission.
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Opponents of AT&T Inc.’s proposed $39 billion acquisition of T-Mobile USA cheered news that the deal was scrapped.
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AT&T Inc.’s top Washington executive said he’s “troubled” that Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski wants his agency to keep its power to set terms for auctions to free airwaves for smartphones.
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The Federal Communications Commission said concentration is rising among U.S. mobile-telephone providers, a conclusion that AT&T Inc., the nation’s second- biggest wireless company, said may lead to more regulation.
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