‘Technology and Science’ Articles
Oracle patent claims versus Google sent to jury
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A California jury began another round of deliberations on Tuesday in a high profile trial over allegations that Google's Android mobile platform violates Oracle's intellectual property rights.
Exclusive: BMC Software draws another activist investor
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Corvex Management LP, which was founded by former Carl Icahn veteran Keith Meister, is expected to reveal it has taken a stake in technology company BMC Software Inc , sources close to the matter said on Tuesday.
Facebook increases IPO range to raise $12.1 billion
NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc increased the price range on its initial public offering an average of 14 percent to raise more than $12 billion, giving the world's No. 1 social network a valuation potentially exceeding $100 billion.
IBM not interested in deals over $1.5 billion: CFO
BOSTON (Reuters) - International Business Machines Corp has no interest in pursuing large acquisitions, preferring to focus on targets worth $200 million to $1.5 billion, a top executive said on Tuesday.
Nokia’s new cheap models bet on games, web access
HELSINKI (Reuters) - Nokia patched up its ailing basic phones offering on Tuesday with two models offering access to games, applications and the Internet, hoping to regain its footing in emerging markets.
HP loses $190 million tax case against IRS
(Reuters) - Hewlett-Packard Co. on Monday lost a battle with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service for more than $190 million in tax refunds tied to a Dutch tax shelter designed by the derivatives arm of American International Group .
Sony, Panasonic in talks to make OLED TVs: sources
TOKYO (Reuters) - Sony Corp and Panasonic Corp are in talks to develop the technology to mass produce next-generation OLED televisions, aiming to compete with South Korean rivals in a technology widely seen replacing current LCD TVs, sources close to the matter said on Tuesday.
New Jersey man boasts magnetic attachment to iPod
(Reuters) - Professional body piercer Dave Hurban is a man attached to his iPod. Literally.
