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FILTER RESULTS ►TPP: An International Deregulation Treaty, Not A Trade Treaty
The upcoming Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement is using a process that is rigged from the start. It is not being negotiated by governments for the benefit of their people, it is being negotiated by executives (or future executives/lobbyists currently in government) largely for the benefit of the giant corporations they serve. Show More Summary
Microsoft cleared of Motorola patent violation claim
The International Trade Commission has decided not to review the decision made last March by the administrative law judge presiding over Motorola's patent infringement case against Microsoft, thereby validating the judge's findings -...Show More Summary
Google's Motorola issues second appeal of ITC case dismissal against Apple
Motorola has given notice to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit that it will be contesting the International Trade Commission's dismissal of a case against Apple, the second time the now Google-owned company has filed an appeal tied to that investigation.
Dollar Weakness Masked By Gold Rout
By AlphaVN Research: The United States dollar is losing its status as the world's reserve currency. It's not happening all at once, but slowly and methodically as the dollar is used to settle international trade less and less. The Federal...Show More Summary
NASA: We've Made Progress on Obama's Asteroid-Lasso Initiative
In April, the Obama administration unveiled its 2014 budget proposal, which included $145.8 billion for agriculture, $520 million for the International Trade Administration, and a bunch of other stuff. It also included a $105-million...Show More Summary
ITC rules Xbox did not infringe on Motorola patent
Microsoft and Motorola have been continuing to trade legal blows over the last few months, and Microsoft recently scored a victory in the long-running patent war. The International Trade Commission ruled yesterday that the Xbox did not violate Motorola's wireless communications patent. Show More Summary
Nokia looks to ban HTC One sales with new patent suit
Nokia on Thursday filed a second patent infringement complaint against HTC with the International Trade Commission. The company has alleged that HTC’s products, including its flagship HTC One smartphone, infringe upon its protected technologies. Show More Summary
Nokia Hits HTC with Fresh Litigation
Nokia has filed new complaints against HTC with the U.S. International Trade Commission and courts in California, alleging that the company is infringing on its intellectual property. Nokia already has claims against HTC in motion that are separate from its latest filings. Show More Summary
ITC Vindicates Microsoft in Case Brought By Motorola
The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled that Microsoft did not infringe on a patent held by Motorola. The full commission's decision upheld an earlier ruling by an administrative law judge and puts the matter to rest. The case began in 2010 when Motorola accused Microsoft of violating five of its patents. Show More Summary
Xbox 360 tech doesn't violate Google patent, ITC says
Internet search giant had sought to block Xbox 360 sales in the US. The International Trade Commission said yesterday that technology used in Xbox 360 doesn't violate a patent owned by Google subsidiary Motorola Mobility.Click here to...Show More Summary
8 MLB-Ready Prospects Turning Veterans into Trade Bait
It's getting close to that time where teams start discussing internal moves within the organization that could make their big league roster better. Down on the farm, certain prospects are forcing the issue and doing what I call "knocking down the door" to the big leagues. Show More Summary
"This is a win for Xbox customers" says Microsoft, emerging victorious from Motorola/Google fight
The wireless way Xbox 360 consoles and controllers connect does not violate a Motorola (now owned by Google) patent. That's what the US International Trade Commission decided for a second time yesterday when it refused to overturn its original no-way-Jose decision from March, reported ZDNet. Show More Summary
Nokia Adds New Suits In Patent Spat With HTC
The new actions include a second complaint to the U.S. International Trade Commission and a federal suit in Southern California. Those come on top of other legal actions that date back to last year.
US ITC refuses to ban Microsoft's Xbox at Google's request
The U.S. International Trade Commission has turned down a request for a ban on Microsoft's Xbox after finding that the gaming device did not infringe a patent owned by Google's Motorola Mobility unit. The ITC's ruling Thursday has essentially confirmed an initial ruling by administrative law judge David P. Show More Summary
ITC clears Microsoft of Google's Xbox patent violation claims
The U.S. International Trade commission said Microsoft is free to continue to import Xboxes, after clearing the company of Google's patent violation claims.
Apple: Samsung shirked FRAND obligations, filed suit before making a licensing offer
Samsung abused its rights as a standard-essential patent holder, Apple said Wednesday, by filing a complaint with the International Trade Commission before even trying to come to an agreement with the Cupertino company over licensing terms.
Microsoft did not violate Google patent, ITC says
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp did not violate a patent owned by Google subsidiary Motorola Mobility when it made its popular Xbox, the International Trade Commission said on Thursday.
How Singapore Fashion Week Is Transforming the Traditional Trade Show Into a Consumer Extravaganza
Cities like Berlin, Tokyo and Sydney boast enough local talent recognized internationally to draw a small-but-influential pool of editors and buyers from the US, Europe and still-growing luxury markets including Russia, South America and of course, Asia. Show More Summary
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), Bank of America Corp (BAC): International Fears and More Speculation Drag Dow (.DJI) Lower
After a few days of no real news earlier in the week, the markets seem to be using up all their stored energy. With the Dow Jones Industrial Average losing 80 points yesterday after spiking in earlier trading, the downward trend continues today. Down 49 points just after 11 a.m. EDT, the index is suffering [...]
International Fears and More Speculation Drag Dow Lower
After a few days of no real news earlier in the week, the markets seem to be using up all their stored energy. With the Dow Jones Industrial Average losing 80 points yesterday after spiking in earlier trading, the downward trend continues today. Show More Summary
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