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German Court Rules Qualcomm GSM Patent Claim Against Nokia "Invalid": The German Federal Patent Court ruled today that Qualcomm's GSM patent case against Nokia (NYSE: NOK) is invalid, Reuters reports. This is the third court to conclude that the American chipmaker's patent claims against Nokia are "without merit," said the Finnish handset maker. The United Kingdom High Court, and...; Tags: Nokia Corp., Qualcomm Inc., Companies, Nokia, Qualcomm, Countries, Europe, Germany, Legal, Technologies; News items 2008-07-23
Mobile Content Bits: AT&T Expands Navigator; Slydial; Catch 21 On Mobile; Versaly On-Demand Video: -- *AT&T* Navigator available worldwide: AT&T (NYSE: T) has extended its GPS navigation service outside the U.S. borders to more than 20 countries now. The new coverage areas include most countries in western Europe, North America, the Caribbean and the six cities in China that will host the Olympics...; Tags: AT&T Corp., Countries, Asia, China, Europe, Germany, UK, Latin America, Entertainment, Mobile Gaming, Mobile Video, Mobile Adv & Mktg, Sony Corp.; News items 2008-07-22
Roundup: $200 Billion Global Data For 2008; $17B EU Content By 2012; $8B Indian Data By 2013: $200 Billion Mobile Data: Informa Telecoms and Media has published some figures from its World Cellular Data Metrics, predicting that global mobile data services will exceed $200 billion this year, up from $157 billion in 2007. In the first quarter of this year mobile data service revenues exceeded $49...; Tags: Revenue, Mobile, Data Revenue, Ringtones, Advertising & Promotion, Operational Accounting, Marketing, Finance, James Quintana Pearce, Companies, Operators, DoCoMo, Countries, Asia, India, Europe, Research & Metrics; News items 2008-07-23
EU Charges Against Intel Could Make Wider Splash: Expanding an existing problem, EU officials are ready to file new antitrust charges against Intel. But while the battleground would be in Europe, there's a chance that the repercussions could make waves more widely. by Erik Sherman; Tags: Corporate law, Pricing, Erik Sherman, Intel Corp.; Blog posts 2008-07-17
Unlikely Gen-Probe Bid For Innogenetics Falters: Gen-Probe, which a month ago launched a risky takeover bid for the Belgian diagnostics maker Innogenetics, did indeed spark a counteroffer from Dutch drugmaker Solvay Pharmaceuticals and now appears to have given up. As bidding wars go, this one was something of a flop: The Dutch company...; Tags: Sales strategy, David P. Hamilton, Gen-Probe Bid; Blog posts 2008-07-10

Home Gas Bills to Soar as Oil Link Strengthens: LONDON (Reuters UK) - Gas prices are going to be more strongly influenced by global oil markets for the foreseeable future and householders will have to get used to spending much more on energy unless the surge in oil costs is reversed, Eclipse Energy Group...; Tags: Europe, U.K., Price, Java Development Tools, Channel Management, Telecom & Utilities, Open Source, CNA Financial Corp.; News items 2008-07-17
Paulson: U.S. Home Prices to Fall: LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said on Wednesday that high oil prices, further home price declines and capital markets turmoil will prolong the American economy's slowdown, while Europe and the UK were also showing signs of slower growth....; Tags: Financial services, Financial accounting, U.S. Department of Treasury, capital market, U.K., Europe, financial company, London, secretary, bank, financial, financial market, dividend, Thomson Reuters Corp., finance, leader; News items 2008-07-02
Air Berlin Scraps Takeover of Thomas Cook's Condor: By James Regan and Mark Potter FRANKFURT/LONDON (Reuters UK) - German carrier Air Berlin (AB1) scrapped its takeover of Thomas Cook's TCG AROG charter airline Condor, putting the brake on attempts to expand its network to rival Lufthansa LHAG. Thomas Cook, Europe's second-biggest holiday firm, said...; Tags: Merger, Analyst, Lufthansa, Europe, Carrier, Condor, Air Berlin, LTU; News items 2008-07-11
U.S. Facing Tough Q2, Europe to Suffer: Paulson: BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The U.S. economy is facing a tough second quarter and Europe will not be immune to the impact, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson was quoted as saying on Wednesday. "There's no doubt that the second quarter will be a tough ...; Tags: Treasury Secretary, Europe, Brussels, Washington, inflation, U.S., Thomson Reuters Corp., interest rate, theory; News items 2008-07-02
Applications of Reach Technology to Meet PM and NOx Emissions Limits at Oil-Fired Boilers in Europe: This paper describes applications of Reduced Emissions and Advanced Combustion Hardware REACH to reduce PM and NOx emissions at several tangential- and wall-fired steam boilers in Europe that burn heavy oil. Application of REACH typically involves the custom design of retrofit table oil atomizers and flame stabilizers. Significant changes to...; Tags: Europe, wall, hardware; White papers
New Economy in Hungary: Over the past year, there has been an upsurge in venture capital investments in the information technology sector in Hungary and in Europe .There has been a recent explosion of venture capital investments in the IT sector in Hungary and Europe. This article discusses the main challenges facing high-tech companies...; Tags: Investment, Deloitte & Touche, Hungary, venture capital, Europe, information technology; White papers
Thomas Cook Summer Bookings Strong: By Matt Scuffham LONDON (Reuters UK) - Thomas Cook, Europe's second-largest travel company, reported strong summer bookings on Tuesday, showing its resilience to the consumer slowdown and lifting its shares as well as those of rival TUI Travel TT. The group, created last year from the...; Tags: Holiday, Europe, Britain, Booking, Bueser, Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Law, Trane; News items 2008-06-24
Global M&A Drops 35 Percent: By Mathieu Robbins LONDON (Reuters UK) - Mergers and acquisitions bankers are bracing for more job cuts as volumes fail to recover from their first-quarter tumble, according to preliminary Thomson Reuters numbers released on Friday, and the outlook remains bleak for the rest of 2008....; Tags: M&A, Europe, Anheuser-Busch, Citigroup Inc., Ford Motor Co., France Telecom, Goldman Sachs & Co., US; News items 2008-06-26
Global M&A Drops 35 Pct to $1.6 Trillion in H1: Thomson: By Mathieu Robbins LONDON (Reuters) - Mergers and acquisitions bankers are bracing for more job cuts as volumes fail to recover from their first-quarter tumble, according to preliminary Thomson Reuters numbers released on Friday, and the outlook remains bleak for the...; Tags: Mergers & Acquisitions, Financial services, M&A, tumble, banker, emerging market, Europe, Thomson Reuters Corp., U.S., London, investment banking, investor, bank, private equity, C, inflation, job, merger, income, industry, financial; News items 2008-06-26
JPMorgan Appoints Bear Asia CEO Sovereign Wealth Head: By Michael Flaherty HONG KONG (Reuters UK) - JPMorgan JPM says it has tapped Bear Stearns' former Asia CEO to run its sovereign wealth group, joining other Wall Street banks in seeking more business from state-run funds from the Middle East and Asia. JPMorgan completed the...; Tags: J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., Europe, Bear Stearns & Co. Inc., Asia, Wall, Sovereign Wealth Fund, Azar, Goldman Sachs & Co., Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., Morgan Stanley; News items 2008-06-27
Europe Unveils Delayed A400M Military Plane: By Ben Harding and Tim Hepher SEVILLE, Spain (Reuters UK) - Europe unveiled the A400M military aircraft on Thursday, giving the public a first glimpse of a powerful turboprop plane which will give seven NATO customers urgently needed strategic airlift capacity. The plane was developed by...; Tags: Europe, Aircraft, Airbus, Plane, Aerospace & Defense, Supply Chain, Manufacturing, Business Operations; News items 2008-06-26
UniCredit to Grow in East Europe, Shrink in West: By Jo Winterbottom MILAN (Reuters) - Europe's fourth-largest bank UniCredit CRDI laid out bold plans for growth in central and eastern Europe CEE on Thursday, where it is already the biggest lender, while cutting back on jobs in western Europe. In a two-tier...; Tags: Financial services, Recruitment & Selection, Financial accounting, Italy, Western Europe, bank, earnings per share, Milan, Eastern Europe, franchise, Europe, workforce, asset based security, job, Thomson Reuters Corp., financial market, financial, analyst, antitrust, bankin; News items 2008-06-26
AOL: Last Ditch Efforts: Do you need help operating your computer-machine on the Intertubes? Once upon a time, AOL was master of its domain. Now that the world has realized the internet is free, AOL struggles to be useful. They bought Bebo, a social-networking site, in hopes that the young, international demographic will boost...; Tags: America Online Inc., Internet, Time Warner Inc., aol, IM, instant messaging, time warner cable, road runner, risky harold and maude, europe, bebo, social networking, analysts, howard lindzon, julie alexandria, wallstrip, stocks, stock stock exchange, investing, invest, nasdaq, nyse; Videos 2008-06-06
Towards An International Quality Of Employment Framework: The objective of this paper is twofold: to propose some elements for discussion on the comparative analysis of different quality of work frameworks; and to support the ILO International Labour Organization proposal on the need of and comprehensive quality of employment paradigm embracing the current quality frameworks. This paper upholds...; Tags: analysis; White papers 2007-03-30
Are Shorter Work Hours Good For The Environment?: There is an important political debate in Europe over whether Europeans would be better off economically if they moved toward a U.S.-style economic model, most importantly in their labor markets. This paper examines the potential environmental effects of such a change. If the countries of "Old Europe" were to adopt...; Tags: environment; White papers 2006-12-01