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Second Tipster Emerges in Gupta Trial
Prosecutors acknowledged that senior Goldman Sachs salesman David Loeb shared information about three technology companies with Rajaratnam.
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Google Wins Patent Verdict
A federal jury ruled that Google didn't infringe Oracle patents for Java technology in the second phase of the companies' trial.
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Highland Capital Battle Intensifies
A legal battle between Highland Capital founder Jim Dondero and his former protégé, Patrick Daugherty, intensified this week, as Mr. Daugherty alleged Highland inappropriately transferred assets between Highland funds.
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BP Agrees to $400 Million Refinery Upgrade
BP agreed to add $400 million in pollution controls at its refinery in Whiting, Ind., to address environmental concerns about an expansion of the facility.
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Investors Sue Facebook, Underwriters
Three Facebook investors filed a civil lawsuit alleging the company and its underwriters failed to properly disclose changes to analysts' forecasts ahead of the IPO.
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Civil Fraud Suit Filed Against Seedco
A lawsuit accused a government-funded employment agency and seven former managers of manipulating job-placement data in order to ensure it continued to receive money connected to a contract with New York City.
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Sino-Forest Feels Heat in Canada
No Benefits for Twins Conceived After Father's Death
'Napoleon' Takes On Rajat Gupta
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Dewey & LeBoeuf 'Business Developments' Hold Up Dodgers Billing
Dewey & LeBoeuf couldn't make the deadline for submitting its final bills in the Dodgers case.
The Daily Docket: NewPage Bondholders Seek Transparency
A group of NewPage Corp. bondholders say the public interest is best served by unsealing a potential lawsuit they may face.
Trader with 'Scattered' History Sees Another Company into Chapter 11
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When a Swiss Bank Is on the Run
Wegelin, Switzerland's oldest bank, is still on the loose, and failed to send a representative to U.S. Federal court Wednesday afternoon and answer to charges that it actively helped U.S. citizens hide $1.2 billion in foreign bank accounts to avoid paying taxes.
Foundation Vows Legal Effort to Stop Auctioning of Reagan's Blood
Alec Baldwin's Jack Donaghy of the TV show 30 Rock once received "the cufflinks Reagan was buried in" as a birthday present, but a true-life example of celebrity collecting is even more bizarre.
After a Long Run, U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald Is Stepping Down
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Kodak Patent Tossed by Judge
Kodak suffered a setback in a patent suit against Apple and BlackBerry maker RIM, dealing a blow to the one-time film giant's efforts to raise billions of dollars by selling off its intellectual property.
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Rosa Parks Estate Sparks Uncivil Fight
Who should get the money from the sale of Rosa Parks's possessions is a central issue in legal skirmishes in a Michigan probate court over the estate of the woman who became famous for refusing to give up her seat to a white man on a segregated bus in 1955.
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Fingerprints Program Stirs Wide Dissent
A program that gives federal immigration officials access to the fingerprints of undocumented immigrants booked into local jails will start Tuesday despite staunch opposition from advocates and lawmakers.

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