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*Software stolen from Microsoft, Oracle, Siemens, others. WILMINGTON, Del., Jan 8- Xiang Li was proud of his growing business, his lawyer said.
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*Stolen software from Microsoft, Oracle, Siemens, others. Corporate victims in the case included Microsoft, Oracle, Rockwell Automation,, Agilent Technolgoies, Siemens, Delcam, Altera Corp and SAP, a government spokesman said.
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Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Tuesday:
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SAN FRANCISCO/ NEW YORK/ LONDON, Nov 30- For Leo Apotheker, the former Hewlett-Packard CEO, a July 2011 meeting with Autonomy founder Mike Lynch at a chic seaside resort in France was pivotal to his effort to remake a storied technology giant.
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NEW YORK-- Altera tumbled in afternoon trading Wednesday after the chipmaker gave a disappointing fourth-quarter revenue forecast. Altera's net income sank 3 percent in the quarter ended Sept. 28, to $161.2 million, or 49 cents per share.
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*Barclays cuts Advanced Micro Devices price target to $3 from $5;. *Barclays cuts Altera Corp price target to $37 from $39; rating. *Barclays raises Cavium Inc price target to $37 from $34; rating.
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Cramer makes the call on viewers' favorite stocks.
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Check out which companies are making headlines after the bell Wednesday:
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Relative to its size, is Apple holding more cash than its peers? The answer, perhaps surprisingly, is no.
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To get an idea of the companies that are holding the most cash, the CNBC analytics team looked at cash and short term investments held by S&P 500 companies. Here's the list.
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Several chipmakers this quarter turned in tepid earnings reports and weak outlooks, but some strategists say the industry may be nearing a bottom and there's still further room for upside in the stocks.
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Inventories will be depleted in the first quarter, but hang on and the sector should pop up to 4 percent this year, C.J. Muse, managing director at Barclays Capital told CNBC on Tuesday.
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The main topic of discussion this morning was Mario Draghi's interview in the Financial Times, where he warned that any country trying to leave the euro zone would still face austerity measures and would be "in a much weaker position." He reiterated no increase in the current bond buying program, and no printing money.
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And today's rally: muddling through may be good enough for today, but sustainability is an issue.
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The “Mad Money” host breaks down why stocks were able to end higher Tuesday.
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What follows is a look at stocks in the S&P 1,500 displaying unusual volume in Wednesday's trading session.
