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- House of Barbie seeks nearly $2B in Bratz fight
By GILLIAN FLACCUS Associated Press Writer RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) _ Grown men argued over dolls for six hours as they wrapped up a federal trial pitting the maker of the pouty-lipped Bratz dolls against the house of Barbie — a lawsuit that could cost upstart MGA Entertainment Inc. up to $2 billion. Millions of dollars are at stake [...]
- US company sues Nintendo in Wii wand patent suit
By YURI KAGEYAMA AP Business Writer TOKYO (AP) _ Nintendo’s hit Wii console with its wandlike remote controller has been targeted in patent infringement complaints by a U.S. technology company. Hillcrest Laboratories, based in Rockville, Md., has filed a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission in Washington D.C., and a patent infringement lawsuit in the U.S. District [...]
- $500,000 bail posted for mom of missing Fla. girl
By SARAH LARIMER Associated Press Writer ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) _ A bondsman posted bail Wednesday for the Florida mother of a missing toddler and said he hoped her release would help lead investigators to the girl, officials said. Casey Anthony has been jailed on $500,200 bail since mid-July. Police say Anthony lied to them and didn’t report her [...]
- Using open-access WiFi –stealing or community sharing?
By: LISA R. WILSON WiFi internet access—cable-free and loving it! WiFi capability is the best thing since cordless phones…and one of the easiest things to tap into. While it can be tempting to take advantage of an unsecured network to save money, there are clear disadvantages to using someone else’s wireless service—for both the [...]
- Judge: Company must give experimental drug to teen
By JEFFREY GOLD AP Business Writer NEWARK, N.J. (AP) _ A federal judge has ordered a research company to supply an experimental drug to a 16-year-old Minnesota boy who is terminally ill with muscular dystrophy. PTC Therapeutics plans to appeal Wednesday’s ruling in Newark. The family of Jacob Gunvalson contends that PTC led them to believe he could participate [...]
- Sen. Stevens loses bid to move trial to Alaska
WASHINGTON (AP) _ A federal judge says he will not move Sen. Ted Stevens’ corruption trial to his home state of Alaska. Stevens is to go on trial next month on charges of lying about hundreds of thousands of dollars in home renovations and other services he received from an oil services contractor. The powerful Republican senator [...]
- Jury finds ranch negligent in 10-death landslide
VENTURA, Calif. (AP) _ A jury has ruled that a ranch company’s negligence helped lead to the huge 2005 landslide that crushed part of a seaside community and killed 10 people. After a trial of nearly two months, the jurors in Ventura County Superior Court found on Tuesday that the La Conchita Ranch Co. did not [...]
- Mortgage Crisis Translates Into School Budget Crisis
By: LINDSEY O’NEILL, ESQ. With the mortgage crisis, there are obviously fewer and fewer homeowners these days - which means fewer property taxes being paid. Since school district budgets rely heavily on local property taxes, many schools are struggling with increased budget cuts as kids go back to school this year. This usually translates into teacher [...]
- RI, town reach $20 million deal in club fire suits
By ERIC TUCKER Associated Press Writer PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) _ The state of Rhode Island and the town of West Warwick have each agreed to pay $10 million to those left behind after a nightclub fire that killed 100 people, according to court documents filed Monday. The state and the town are the last major defendants to agree [...]
- Defense: Cousin killed Ohio baby in microwave
By KANTELE FRANKO Associated Press Writer DAYTON, Ohio (AP) _ The cousin of a month-old girl who was burned to death in a microwave told friends that he was responsible for putting her in the oven, a defense attorney said Monday during opening statements in the retrial of the child’s mother. The young relative also told friends that [...]
