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Dec 6- Lawyers for Samsung Electronics Co Ltd filed a redacted copy of a 10- year patent licensing agreement between Apple Inc and Taiwan's HTC Corp in a U.S. court late on Wednesday following a judge's order.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 5- Startup rocket company Space Exploration Technologies, which flies NASA cargo to the International Space Station, has landed its first launch contracts for the U.S. military, the company said on Wednesday.
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NEW YORK, Dec 3- U.S. manufacturing unexpectedly contracted in November, falling to its lowest level in over three years in a sign the sector may be struggling to gain traction, according to an industry report released on Monday. The Institute for Supply Management said its index of national factory activity fell to 49.5 in November from 51.7 the month before.
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NEW YORK, Nov 30- U.S. manufacturing unexpectedly contracted in November, falling to its lowest in over three years in a sign the sector may be struggling to gain traction, according to an industry report released on Monday. The Institute for Supply Management said its index of national factory activity fell to 49.5 in November from 51.7 the month before.
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Nov 30- The union that represents Boeing Co engineers is likely to agree to mediated talks in a bid to resolve the standoff with the planemaker, the executive director of the union said on Friday.
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Nov 30- The union that represents Boeing Co engineers is likely to agree to mediated talks in a bid to resolve the standoff with the planemaker, the executive director of the union said on Friday.
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Neil Atkinson, director of energy research and analysis at Datamonitor, tells CNBC he is not surprised that the U.S. federal government has banned BP from winning new federal contracts.
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*BP says hopes to reach deal with EPA to resolve suspension. BP and its affiliates are barred from new federal contracts until they demonstrate they can meet federal business standards, the EPA said.
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*BP says hopes to reach deal with EPA to resolve suspension. BP and its affiliates are barred from new federal contracts until they demonstrate they can meet federal business standards, the EPA said. The EPA action could complicate BP's plans to grow its production in the Gulf of Mexico, and came just hours before a government auction of offshore Gulf tracts.
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*BP says hopes to reach deal with EPA to resolve suspension. BP and its affiliates are barred from new federal contracts until they demonstrate they can meet federal business standards, the EPA said. An EPA official said government-wide suspensions generally don't exceed 18 months, but can continue longer if there are ongoing legal cases.
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*Suspension "standard practice" following criminal case- EPA. *BP pleaded guilty over 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill. O n Nov. 16, BP agreed to plead guilty to criminal misconduct in the Gulf of Mexico disaster, the worst offshore oil spill in U.S. history, and to pay record penalties of $4.5 billion.
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The average U.S. home value is $147,300, but a professional athlete's home is anything but average. Read ahead to see 10 of the coolest athlete homes on the market.
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Liberty Media's John Malone is making an effort to take control of Sirius XM Radio, and the company's boss Mel Karmazin is trying to prevent it. CNBC's David Faber reports on the details.
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Chesapeake Energy announces they will separate the chairman and CEO positions and have decided to terminate the Founder Well Participation Program, with CNBC's Kate Kelly.
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For some, feuds are as integral to spectator sports as the game itself. Read ahead to see which recent sports feuds have been exciting, thrilling and explosive.
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Discussing whether Apple could break new highs in 2012, even as it hit $403/share today, with Jeff Fidarco, Susquehanna Financial.
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Witching hour may sound like a bar promotion on Halloween night, but it's really three important time periods for investors and the markets. So what are they and how do they impact investors? CNBC explains.
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Who are some professional athlete fathers whose sons followed in their footsteps? Find out!
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However long they were married, the price of breaking the contract was huge -- sometimes even reached nine figures.
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Walt Disney's stock has gained 31.5% since CEO Bob Iger joined the team in October of 2005. CNBC's Julia Boorstin has the details on the CEO's resignation and extended contract.