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Falcone Wireless Venture Is Said to Consider AT&T Capacity Deal
Billionaire Philip Falcones LightSquared Inc. mobile-phone venture is considering a deal with AT&T Inc. to buy network capacity from the carrier, two people with knowledge of the talks said.
Mobile Phone Use May Be Linked to Brain Cancer, WHO Panel Finds
Mobile phones may cause brain cancer in humans, a World Health Organization agency said, citing a review of studies
Microsoft Is Said to Limit Device Makers in Chip-Partner Choices
Microsoft asked chipmakers that want to use the next version of Windows for tablets to work with no more than one computer manufacturer, three people with knowledge of the plan said
Yahoo, Alibaba Reach Agreement Over Alipay, Reuters Reports
Yahoo! Inc., owner of the largest U.S. Web portal, reached an agreement with Chinas Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. over online-payment business Alipay, Reuters reported, citing people close to the matter.
Hynix Says Second-Half Earnings May Miss Analysts’ Estimates
Hynix Semiconductor Inc. may miss analysts forecasts for second-half operating profit as demand for memory chips slows, Park Seong Ae, a Seoul-based spokeswoman for the company said by telephone today, confirming an earlier Wall Street Journal report.
Intel Seeks to Challenge Apple’s IPad With New ‘Ultrabooks’
Intel Corp., the worlds largest chipmaker, is promoting a new type of thinner laptop called an ultrabook, seeking to help the personal-computer industry fend off a challenge from Apple Inc.s iPad and other tablets.
Apple CEO Jobs to Unveil iCloud Service, New iPad Software
Steve Jobs will address an annual conference to unveil a service that lets users store content online and tout a new version of the iPad's software
Apple's Deals May Transform Digital Music
The company's plan for "digital lockers" is winning over the major music labels
Credit-Card Cops
Yaron Samid's BillGuard has developed a system that uses technology and crowdsourcing to alert consumers about suspicious credit-card charges
A Post-Fukushima Rebound for Toshiba
Demand increases for memory chips and iPad screens, and its computer business is on a roll. Reconstruction spending could provide a further boost













