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*India is largest beneficiary in U.S. trade benefit program. WASHINGTON, May 14- A U.S. think tank on Tuesday recommended Congress suspend trade benefits for India, in the latest sign of U.S. frustration over Indian policies that block American exports and "free ride" on costly U.S. research to develop new medicines and other forms of valuable intellectual property.
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If you paid more taxes than you feel you should have, maybe you should think about living in a state with a lower tax burden. See which states qualify as American tax havens.
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Joe Weisenthal, Business Insider deputy editor; Barry Silbert, SecondMarket founder & CEO; and Jon Steinberg, BuzzFeed president, discuss the next generation of inventors and social media giants poised to change the world of business, media and even society.
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Cameron Winklevoss and Tyler Winklevoss, Winklevoss Capital principals, discuss the next frontier in technology and the paradigm shift in creating capital for start-up ventures.
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Trip Adler, Scribd co-founder & CEO and Aaron Levie, Box.com co-founder & CEO, discuss how internet publishing and cloud computing is dramatically changing the way information is exchanged on the internet.
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A look at the next generation of inventors that are changing the world of business, media and even society, with Joe Weisenthal, Business Insider deputy editor.
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Ken Segall, "Insanely Simple: The Obsession That Drives Apple's Success" author, discusses what it was like to work within Apple's inner core creating revolutionary products for the tech giant.
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CNBC's Jon Fortt reports Oracle's Larry Ellison will take the stand this morning in the patent and copyright trial between his company and Google.
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It's a battle of the tech titans, as Oracle and Google head to court over claims Google violated Oracle's intellectual property rights relating to the Java programming language, with CNBC's Jon Fortt.
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New fallout from the government's shutdown of the file-sharing site, Megaupload, with CNBC's Julia Boorstin. The hacker group Anonymous attacked various government sites and content-related organizations, as a result.
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Hackers in China have accessed the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's computer systems for more than a year, with CNBC's Eamon Javers.
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Hackers in China breached Chamber of Commerce computers, reports the Wall Street Journal. CNBC's Eamon Javers discusses.
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The Intellectual Property Exchange will enable investors to buy and sell shares of patents, with Jim Malackowski, Ocean Tomo chairman/CEO.
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Congress is looking at ways to make it easier for entrepreneurs to raise money, with CNBC's Julia Boorstin.
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Discussing whether China is a currency manipulator; stealing U.S. intellectual property, and practicing free trade, with Rodger Baker, Stratfor,
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Yale professor David Gelernter survived an attack by the Unabomber. Now, he's up against a bigger force: He's suing Apple. After seeing an email from Steve Jobs in the case, one patent law expert said simply, "Wow."
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China is pushing the boundaries of piracy even further with a theme park based on the online gaming blockbuster, World of Warcraft — a dream come true for gamers in a country internet addiction is so common it's treated in hospital. The FT reports.
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Jim Malackowski, Ocean Tomo, with a look at which companies have patent portfolios that could make them potential takeover targets, and Ed Snyder, Charter Equity Research weighs in on Qualcomm's portfolio.
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The Fast Money traders weigh in on trades to play today. Also, Colin Gillis, BGC Partners, takes a look at why Google is snapping up Motorola Mobility and what it means to the competition.
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Discussing Google's strategy and the value of intellectual property, with Michael Price, Evercore Partners.
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Discussing the battle over patent assets and what's at stake for investors, with Michael Molano, Mayer Brown partner.