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Taiwan's Bureau of Investigation said it suspected the two suspects had stolen AMOLED (active-matrix organic light-emitting diode) display technology used in mobile devices and televisions, before being recruited by China Star Optoelectronics Technology, a unit of China's consumer electronics brandname TCL....More

Ratings agency says outcome of budget negotiations and policies to reduce the federal debt burden will drive the direction of the rating....More

Granting permanent normal trade relations will strengthen U.S. exports and the economy, administration officials say....More

Apple accuses its rival of wide-spread, intentional patent violations as the sensational $2.5 billion patent case gets underway....More

An inter-ministerial group is looking into how to "reintroduce these economic sanctions approved by the WTO and which would come into force because of the U.S. failure to meet its obligations," said Roberto Carvalho de Azevedo, Brazil's representative at the World Trade Organization....More

Belgium, France and Luxembourg plan to act in concert against steelmaker ArcelorMittal's continuing closure of sites across Europe, Luxembourg's Economy Minister Etienne Schneider said Monday. "We want to act together between France, Belgium and Luxembourg to find ways of avoiding the closure of sites even when they're profitable," he said after meeting France's new socialist Industrial Renewal Minister Arnaud Montebourg....More

The U.S. Congress overcame months of division to pass a massive transportation bill Friday that secures a two-year extension of highway funding, and prevented a doubling of student loan interest rates....More

Judge rules Apple misled consumers with advertising claims implying its latest iPad could connect with fourth-generation cellular networks in Australia, when it could not....More