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Technology - November, 2013

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• Power-Supply Component Maker Hit With $30M Faulty-Part Suit
• Toshiba Offer Might Protect OCZ Tech From Liquidation
• Google 'Hangouts' Tread On Trademark, Suit Says
• SAC's Steinberg Knew About Dell Source, Witness Testifies
• In Top-Level Domain Expansion, No Easy Answers For Brands
• EMusic Founder Fights Slim Discovery In E-Book Cases
• Valuing FRAND-Obligated Patents: An Emerging Consensus
• Micros Systems Hit With Class Action Over Unpaid Overtime
• Goodwin Procter Leads TA Associates In RE Software Co. Buy
• Altice To Pay $1.4B For Orange Dominicana
• Vivendi To Split From Telecom Unit SFR
• Violin Memory Hid Troubles Before $146M IPO, Suit Claims
• Turkcell Takes $4B Iran Bribery Suit To MTN's Home Turf
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sidley's Sara Brody
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Morgan Lewis' Grace Speights
• Deals Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Compuware, Panasonic
• CORRECTED: Judge Won't Dismiss Whitman From Suit Over HP's Autonomy Buy
• UN Committee Backs Right To Privacy From Mass Spying
• Verizon Asks DC Circ. To Knock Down FCA Appeal
• EPIC Sues DOJ Over Docs Backing NSA Data Collection
• EU Privacy Watchdogs Urged To Probe Google Over Ad Policy
• Speaker Startup Grain Audio Can't Register Name, TTAB Says
• Hitachi Buys Indian Pay Processor As Part Of $3B Push
• Ariz. Court Affirms Judgment In $2.75M Tax Assessment Suit
• EFF Takes Surveillance FOIA Fight To DC Circ.
• Samsung Loses Bid To Stay Apple Case Over Patent Validity
• ITC To Review Decision Clearing LG, Others In Patent Row
• Newegg Hit With $2.3M Jury Verdict In TQP Patent Case
• Apple Awarded Judgment In IPhone, IPad Data Leak MDL
• ISPs Can Be Ordered To Ban Pirate Sites, EU Adviser Says
• Jury Finds IPhone 4 Doesn't Infringe NetAirus Wireless Patent
• Apple Disputes Spousal Privilege In Touch-Screen IP Row
• Judge Questions Attendance As Essential Task In EEOC Suit
• Microsemi Wraps Up $230M Deal For Symmetricom
• Dish Slams LightSquared's 'Litigation Sideshow'
• LexisNexis Says TLO Auction Cutoff Thwarted $180M Bid
• China Deflects Blame Onto US For Scuttling WTO Tech Talks
• Computer Use Policies May Be Grounds For CFAA Claims
• Simpson Thacher Reps H&F In $1.8B Applied Systems Deal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Mayer Brown's Libby Raymond
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Reed Smith's Colleen Davies
• CORRECTED: Judge Trims Arguments Over AT&T Mobile Center In Patent Row
• DOJ Seeks To Intervene In ADA Suit Against H&R Block
• Gov't Request For Lavabit Key Too Broad, 4th Circ. Told
• Comcast Can't Arbitrate All Sports Fans' Antitrust Claims
• Fed. Circ. Revives Centillion Patent Suit Against Qwest
• Akin Gump Hit With DQ Bid In Ameranth Patent Row
• Army Pays Software Co. $50M To End Copyright Suit
• ADT Agrees To $450M Share Repurchase Deal With Corvex
• Newegg Says Encryption Patent Expired, Denies Infringement
• B&N, Alcatel Agree To End E-Commerce Patent Suit
• What You Should Know About DOD's Cybersecurity Rule
• Microsoft, Adobe Escape Document Security Patent Suit
• Sen. Backs Tougher Robocall Penalties With New Bill
• Apple Sued Over Faulty 'Lightning' Cables For New Gadgets
• Google Says Critics Trying To Prolong EU Antitrust Probe
• Qualcomm Draws Scrutiny From China's Antitrust Watchdog
• Deals Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Glencore, Equity Residential
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hogan Lovells' Janet McDavid
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: DLA Piper's Lisa Haile
• Game Developer Giant Gets $3B PE-Backed Bid From Chairman
• LightSquared Exit Plans Not Feasible, US Trustee Says
• Computer-Assisted Matchmaking Not Patent-Eligible, Judge Says
• Mobile App Co. Dokogeo Settles NJ Child Privacy Claims
• 5th Circ. Affirms Conviction Of $14M Bank Fraudster
• Twitter, Path Back Lakers Against 'Extortionist' TCPA Suits
• Mobile Cos. Want Text Messaging Antitrust Suit Tossed
• ACLU Looks To Block NSA's Phone Data 'Dragnet'
• Sens. Challenge DOJ's Arguments In High Court Spying Case
• Luxury Rental Site Files $1.5M Data Loss Suit
• AUO Loses Bid to Move Circuit City Antitrust Claims To Va.
• IBM Japan Beats Ex-Worker's Permanent Employment Suit
• NY Court Cuts Down $100M Fraud Suit Over Tech Co. Buy
• Morris Polich Snags Snell & Wilmer Privacy Pro In LA
• Ameranth Wants Norton Rose Fulbright DQ'd From Patent Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Norton Rose's Jane Smith
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Jones Day's Mary Ellen Powers
• 4 Ways To Protect Your Brand During GTLD Expansion
• Deals Rumor Mill: Time Warner, BC Partners, Spotify
• TLO Assets Sell For $154M At Bankruptcy Auction
• Cooperator Links Steinberg Analyst To 'Corrupt Network'
• IT Procurement Reform Wouldn't Have Saved HealthCare.gov
• Alleged Silk Road Founder Loses Bid For Bail
• China Must Double-Down On Trade Secret Protection
• AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile Vow To Fight 'Cramming' Fees
• House Panel OKs Bill Targeting Classified-Intel Leaks
• VirnetX Patents In Apple Case Again Targeted In AIA Reivew
• Mozilla, Others Join Push For Tighter NSA Spying Limits
• Apple-Samsung Jury Notes Offer Behind-The-Scenes Look
• Best Buy Can't Collect On $22M LCD Price-Fixing Verdict
• SEC Sues Another Tipper In Galleon Insider Trading Scheme
• Samsung Owes Apple $290M For Copying IPhone, Jury Says
• Dataium Settles With NJ Over Claims Of 'History Sniffing'
• Axinn Veltrop Adds IP Litigator From Curtis Mallet-Prevost
• Deutsche Telekom Gets $2.7B For Online Marketplace Stake
• Deals Rumor Mill: Hilton, Loeb, Bain Capital
• Nokia's Patent Licensing Is Anti-Competitive, FTC Told
• Internet Cos. Back Gossip Site In 6th Circ. Defamation Appeal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Weil's Mindy Spector
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hunton & Williams' Sandy Collins
• FTC Sets High Bar For COPPA Parental Consent Verification
• Anti-'Patent Troll' Bill OK'd By House Judiciary Committee
• Jury's $70M Fraud Verdict Against Cisco Nixed
• SAC Manager Sought 'Illegal Edge' In Trading, Jurors Hear
• Microsoft Accuses Acacia Of Violating Licensing Deal
• Samsung Wants Stay After Key Apple Patent Invalidated
• GAO Shoots Down Protest To $484M DHS Contract Loss
• How Some Attorneys Succeed Where The 'Elite' Fail
• An Interview With 7th Circ. Judge Richard Posner: Part 2
• FRAND System May Not Be Broken After All
• 2nd Circ. Refuses To Rehear IRS-WorldCom Tax Row
• Google's Policies Violate German Privacy Law, Court Says
• US, UK Deal Gave NSA Access To Britons' Info
• Alice Corp. Again Urges High Court To Tackle Software Patents
• Investors Sue Memory Co. Over Lost Facebook, Apple Deals
• Sens. Say 'No Evidence' That NSA Phone Sweeps Have Value
• Deals Rumor Mill: Icahn, Deutsche Telekom, TPG Capital
• Germany Fights EU For Power To Review €9B Telecom Merger
• Soverain Ruling Threatens Patent System, High Court Told
• Samsung Faces Patent Fight Over Smartphone Cameras
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Morgan Lewis' Jami McKeon
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sidley's Sara Gourley
• Trader Gets 2 1/2 Years For $1B Apple Stock Fraud Scheme
• Secret Court Backed NSA Domestic Email Spying, Docs Show
• Siemens Says $20M Faulty-Turbine Suit Doesn't Hold Up
• Nortel $7.5B Cash Battle Delayed Until May
• Muddled Software Patent Law Gives No Guidance, Experts Say
• DHS Official Pushes For Cybersecurity Liability Exemption
• S. Korean Co. Hits Big Banks With New Forex Class Action
• Texas Jury Clears 'FarmVille' Maker In Patent Case
• Bosch Forced Workers To Hand Over Tax Refunds, Suit Says
• Apple's 'Racist' Closings Warrant Mistrial, Samsung Says
• US, EU Look To Mend Fences With Data-Sharing Pact
• FTC Duels With Microsoft, Google Over Security Measures
• Mapping The Divide Over Stream Of Commerce Doctrine
• Deals Rumor Mill: JPMorgan, Devon Energy, Verizon
• Greenberg Traurig Brings 3 IP Litigators From Weil Gotshal
• CORRECTED: Nokia Investors OK €5.4B Mobile Sale, IP License To Microsoft
• Phone Users Lose Class Cert. Bid In Text Service Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Miller Canfield's Megan Norris
• Expert Deposition Tips For Young Lawyers
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Buchanan's Wendy Newton
• DOD Dials Back Contractor Rule For Protecting Data
• $17M Google Privacy Pact Demonstrates Muscle Of State AGs
• Apple, Samsung Experts Square Off In Smartphone IP Retrial
• Court May Be Unable To Stop FISC's Order For Verizon Data
• PT-1 Trustee Owes Part Of $9M Tax Refund, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Microsoft Asks 2nd Circ. To Kill Licensing Antitrust Suit
• DLA Piper Picks Up McDermott Patent Litigator In Miami
• 'All Society Benefits' From Google Books Decision
• NY Regulators Turn Their Attention To Bitcoin
• Cable Contractor Can Claim Retail OT Exemption, Judge Says
• Fed. Circ. Revives Apple Bid To Block Samsung Phone Sales
• Top Judge Warns Of Havoc If Anti-'Patent Troll' Bill Passes
• High Court Won't Review SynQor's $111M Patent Award
• Ex-Lexis CEO, Warburg Plan To Bid On Bankrupt TLO's Assets
• 9 Firms Surge Onto GC All-Stars List
• Skadden The Firm Most Loved By General Counsel
• JPMorgan Can't Escape E-Commerce Patent Suit
• Jury Says DuPont Owes Kodak $12.5M In Contract Dispute
• Google To Pay State AGs $17M Over Safari Tracking Claims
• LightSquared Sues Dish, Ergen Over Debt Acquisition
• 9 Top Firms Tumble From List Of GC Favorites
• Apple Says States Can't Seek Damages From E-Book Plot
• EU Commissioner Wants Legal Options For US Spy Targets
• GCs Name Most Arrogant Law Firms
• More Firms Get Serious About Keeping GCs Happy
• Deals Rumor Mill: Apple, AIG, RRJ Capital
• When It Comes To Law Firms, Size Doesn't Matter, GCs Say
• Supreme Court Won't Hear NSA Wiretapping Challenge
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Irell & Manella's Andra Greene
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Thompson & Knight's Emily Parker
• The New Factor In Induced Infringement Cases
• Advent Puts Up $1.6B For Dutch Software Co. Unit4
• What To Do When The Government Comes Calling For User Data
• Yahoo Accused Of Spying On Nonusers' Emails
• Apple Can't Seek Lost Profits From Samsung On 4 Patents
• 'Troll' Fighter Newegg Heads To Trial Over TQP Patent
• Google Gets Dispute Over $8.5M Buzz Deal Booted For Venue
• Stratfor Hacker's Sentence Signals Cyberattack Crackdown
• Cisco Ducks Patent Suit Over Network Switches
• Costco Drops Price-Fixing Claims Against Chinese CRT Co.
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Quarles & Brady's Kim Johnson
• FCC Chief Tells Phone Cos. To Adopt Unlocking Standards
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Duane Morris' Dominica Anderson
• Amphenol Pays $318M For GE Sensor Unit
• Compuware Not Eyeing Sale Despite Activist Pressure
• Google, KKR Invest $80M In 106-MW In Solar Projects
• What To Expect From EU Data Protection Reform
• Icahn Discloses $2B Apple Stake Amid Buyback Push
• Lavabit Must Hand Over Encryption Key, 4th Circ. Told
• EU's Big-Data Blitz Meets Regulation Roadblock
• $31.6M Deal In Diebold Investor Suit OK'd By Judge
• Synopsys Targets Mentor Patents In Inter Partes Review
• Samsung Can't Justify Lower Damages, Apple Expert Says
• Longtop Investors Awarded $882M In Auditing Fraud Action
• With Google Books, 'Fair Use' Keeps Widening
• Nikon, Fujifilm Triumph In Data Transmission Patent MDL
• Antitrust Isn't 'Cure-All' For IP System Woes, Officials Say
• Another Delay Sought In $7.5B Nortel Cash Fight
• Samsung Barred From Noting Apple Talks In Australia IP Case
• Calif. Meal And Rest Class Actions Alive Despite Brinker
• How Canadian High Court Ruling Will Impact Warrants
• Lawmakers Revive Do Not Track Kids Bill
• Autonomic Resources Wins DOD Approval For Cloud Security
• Starboard Joins Activist Call For Compuware's Sale
• Post-Snowden Google Report Shows Data Requests Growing
• LCD Price-Fixing Appeal Stalls $28M Alioto Loan Fight
• $4.5M In Attys' Fees OK'd In Winstar Fraud Settlement
• Fintech Pays $960M For Control Of Telecom Argentina
• Under Armour Puts Up $150M For Fitness Tracking App
• Deals Rumor Mill: America Movil, Snapchat, Daniel Loeb
• Google Wins Toss Of Authors' Suit Over Digital Books Project
• USPTO Sides With Garmin In 1st Inter Partes Review Ruling
• Tech Giants Blast Gov't Response To Gag Order Challenge
• Best Buy Drags Technicolor Back Into CRT Price-Fixing MDL
• Samsung Should Pay $380M For Copying, Apple Tells Jury
• An Interview With 7th Circ. Judge Richard Posner: Part 1
• FTC Nixes Social Media-Based COPPA Consent Method
• USPTO Tosses 'Shakedown' AIA Reviews Of VirnetX Patents
• Google, NSA Spar Over Senate Bill To Improve Disclosures
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Toss Of Transgender Worker's Firing Suit
• Publishers Call Google's EU Antitrust Offer 'An Absurdity'
• Apple's GarageBand Accused Of Infringing Synthesizer Patent
• UK Soccer League Ends Suit Against Google's YouTube
• 1 More Thing To Keep GCs Awake At Night
• Pa. Firm Fights Malpractice Suit Over IBM Settlement
• WilmerHale Lures Weil Gotshal IP Ace For Palo Alto Office
• FTC Chief Says Some Patent Trolls Manipulating The System
• 11 Prospective Apple-Samsung Jurors Removed By Judge
• Emissions Rule Eases Up On Electronics Makers, EPA Says
• T-Mobile Moves To Raise Roughly $2B For Spectrum Buys
• BlackBerry, Nokia, ZTE Sued Over Mobile Hotspot Patent
• High Court Denies Hyundai Bid To Nix $11.6M Patent Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Axes Motorola Patent Claims Against Apple
• Epstein Becker Green Snags IP, Life Sciences Pro
• Pepper Hamilton Opens New Office With Goodwin Procter Trio
• Quinn Emanuel, Samsung Should Be Sanctioned, Judge Says
• Voice Mail Sellers To Pay $1.6M To End 'Cramming' Suits
• TechAmerica Sues Procurement Team That Bolted To Rival
• CA Technologies To Pay $11M To Settle Billing Fraud Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: TPG Capital, Adcock, Carlos Slim
• Adobe Sued Over Hacking Of Millions Of Customer Accounts
• Smartphone Titans Face Calls For Stronger Phone Security
• Deutsche Telekom Puts Up $734M For GTS Central Europe
• Foundation Eyes KPN Exit After Blocking Slim's $9.7B Bid
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review Apple Win In Motorola ITC Fight
• Retrial Could Bump Up Apple's $1B Verdict Against Samsung
• DOJ Reaching Out To SSOs To Shore Up SEP Licensing
• A Peek Inside The New Data Privacy Lawsuit Playbook
• Europe Should Tap Into 'Big Data,' EU Official Says
• FEMA Accused Of Violating Disaster Alert System Patents
• HTC Loses Bid To Invalidate Video Compression Patent
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Legal Top Guns From 58 Firms
• Samsung Can't Raise Apple-HTC Deal In $600M Damages Trial
• Judge Finds No Amazon Prejudice In CIA Contract Dispute
• Goodwin Procter Lures IP Atty Who Was Once NASA Engineer
• Austrian Cable Tech Creator Sued Over US Licensing Deal
• Brand Battles: MLB, Jack Daniel's, Apple
• Don't Take Software Patent Case, High Court Told
• Rimon Adds Ex-Hicks Motto VC Pro To New South Fla. Office
• Air Force Adds 9 Companies To $7B NetCents Contract
• IBM Trade Secrets Suit Is Timely, Inventor Tells 9th Circ.
• Blogger Asks Texas High Court To Protect Anonymous Speech
• Canadian High Court Backs Specific Warrants For Computers
• Venture Capital Giants Urge Congress To Get Tough On Trolls
• Sharp Fights To Keep State Claims In CRT Antitrust Case
• Nintendo Chips Away At Wii Controller Patent Lawsuit
• Bad News For Apple, Great News For Patent Owners
• IBM Wins Cybersecurity Certification For Gov't Contracts
• EMC Takes Defection, Trade Secret Fight To Pure Storage
• 'Dark Knight' Trademark Suit Shouldn't Rise Again, EFF Says
• Autodesk To Pay $277M For UK Software Co. Delcam
• LG, Samsung Can't Secure Delay Of ITC Washer Challenge
• Ropes & Gray Snags Ex-Skadden IP Litigator In Silicon Valley
• Tech Dealmakers Predict M&A Increase In 2014, Survey Says
• ITC To Probe Infringement Claims Over Sonar Fish Finders
• Intel Chips Away At Fuzzysharp In Patent Infringement Suit
• Samsung Gets Faulty Washing Machine Suit Trimmed
• Mass. AG Latest To Set Sights On Patent Trolls
• Agfa Hits Goldman, Others With Aluminum Price-Fixing Suit
• Experian Drops $850M On Medical Billing Software Co.
• Texas AG Sues Mobile Phone Network For Cramming Scheme
• Analyst To Plead Guilty In SAC Insider Trading Case
• BigLaw Deepens Ties With Vendors In Hunt For Savings
• XimpleWare Says Versata Sold $300M In Stolen Software
• French Court Orders Google To Filter Ex-F1 Boss' Orgy Pics
• Google Offers To Link To Rivals In Proposed EU Antitrust Deal
• Microsoft's Patent Chief To Head Up Shook's Seattle Office
• Okla. Settles LCD Price-Fixing Suit Against Hitachi
• Gov't Has Wrong Man In Silk Road Case, Atty Says
• Senate Committee OKs Funding Bill To Plug Intel Leaks
• Justices Worry About Double Recovery In LCD CAFA Suit
• Congress Asked To Curb Patent Trolls' Use Of Demand Letters
• Yahoo Fights Microsoft Ad Arbitration Award In 2nd Circ.
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, KKR, Telefonica
• AT&T, Sprint Dodge FCA Suit Over Wiretap Services
• EU Starts Antitrust Probe Of $1B Telefonica-Hutchison Deal
• Why High Stakes Legal Failures Happen
• Lessons From The 1st Year Of Post-Grant Proceedings
• Samsung Asks Fed. Circ. To Revive Part Of Apple ITC Case
• Siemens To Get $866M For Water Treatment Unit
• Stec Directors Say Calif. Law Bars Suit Over $340M Merger
• FTC Closes Probe Into Google's $1B Waze Buy
• Justices Weigh Federal Abstention In State Agency Disputes
• High Court LCD Case Could Change Game For AG Suits
• Apple Witnesses Get Latitude In Samsung Damages Retrial
• Apple Latest Tech Giant To Detail Gov't Data Requests
• 6th Circ. Rejects $500M LexisNexis Class Arbitration
• 10th Circ. Says 'Shelf Life' Talk Doesn't Prove IBM Age Bias
• Senate Bill Would Add Utility Payments To Credit Reports
• Former O'Melveny Atty Takes Over As DHS General Counsel
• HTC Tells ITC It Wants New Judge In Nokia Patent Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: NYSE Euronext, One Equity Partners, KKR
• Microsoft Fails To Prove Ex-Worker's Suit Belongs In Libya
• BlackBerry Sues Cypress Over Wireless, Charging Patents
• Toshiba Tablets Violate Memory Patent, Suit Says
• Facebook, Cirrus Could Land $11B In Future Tax Relief
• Kellner's PPF Drops $3.3B For Telefonica's Czech Unit
• IP Pro Returns To Kenyon, This Time In Palo Alto Office
• Chinese Co. Says It Can't Be Sued For CRT Antitrust Scheme
• Smallest Salable Unit May Not Be A Viable Royalty Base
• Money Laundering Charges In FCPA Cases Bring Unique Risks
• Open Text Puts Up $1B For PE-Backed Cloud-Computing Firm
• New TCPA Regs Are Here — Now What?
• Vivendi To Sell Maroc Telecom To Etisalat For $5.7B
• Professors Side With YouTube In $1B Viacom Copyright Case
• Chief Justice Roberts Turns Up The Heat On Cy Pres Pacts
• Judge Allows Consumers To Resell Some Sprint Nextel Cellphones
• Microsoft Inks 20-Year Texas Wind Power Agreement
• SEC Denied Quick Win In IBM Insider Trading Case
• Software Co. Tells 9th Circ. Rival Lied To Police Departments
• EBay Settles Ad Filtering Suit For $4.75M
• Mobile Marketer Aims To Sell Units To Blackstone In Ch. 11
• Intelligence Agency Attys Defend Retention Of Phone Data
• Sens. Want More Agency Transparency On Cyberattacks
• CORRECTED: Fed. Circ. Limits Damages In Semiconductor Patent Row
• Samsung, Nokia Extend Patent License For 5 Years
• Twitter Faces Infringement Claims From IBM As IPO Looms
• Veritas Capital Will Pay $381M For Electronic Parts Co.
• Arnold & Porter Lands Ex-Kirkland IP Litigator In Calif.
• Justices Won't Touch Facebook's $9.5M 'Beacon' Privacy Deal
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, Anadarko, Telefonica
• BlackBerry Scraps Sale Plans In Favor Of $1B Investment
• Bankrupt LightSquared Says GPS Makers Cost It Billions
• Bell TV Chided By Judge For Unauthorized Credit Check
• ITC Says Netflix Didn't Infringe Program Guide Patents
• West, Kardashian Say YouTube Founder Leaked Proposal Vid
• Google Faces Tough Battle In Escalation Of Smartphone Wars
• German Court Cans Deutsche Telekom's Speed-Curbing Plan
• Ruckus Didn't Infringe Netgear Wi-Fi Patents, Jury Says
• Convolve Tells High Court Trade Secret Ruling Is Faulty
• Lenovo Hit With New Class Suit Over Notebooks' Wi-Fi Woes
• 'War Room' Memos Detail ACA Website's Chaotic Debut
• 10th Circ. Won't Rehear Novell's Microsoft Antitrust Suit
• GAO Sides With HP In Fight Over $3.5B Navy NGEN Contract
• TLO's Ch. 11 Plan Rests On Sale With $105M Stalking Horse
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, Twitter, Blackstone
• Google, Other Tech Giants Back Tighter Reins On NSA Spying
• Lessons From The Obamacare Website Debacle