EBay, PayPal sue Google over trade secrets
NEW YORK (Reuters) - EBay and its online payment unit PayPal Inc on Thursday filed suit against Google Inc and two executives for trade secret misappropriation related to mobile payment systems.
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Arab aid tied to G8 reforms
Leaders are to wrap up their two-day summit in France by launching a partnership with the Arab world that ties cash to progress on democracy and economic reforms by states that have thrown off autocratic rulers. Full Article | Video
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John Ensign in new legal jeopardy
After the former Nevada senator turned over hundreds of emails, the Justice Department, which had cleared him, is now almost certain to reopen its criminal investigation, attorneys close to the case told Reuters. Full Article
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Personal income on the up
Data released Friday is expected to show a rise in personal income from 1.8 percent to 2.2 percent, according to IFR, and pending home sales figures will also be released. Video
Sex history may hurt DSK, or not
Lurid details of Dominique Strauss-Kahn's past sexual exploits have filled the tabloid since his arrest. But trying to introduce them as evidence in court may be an uphill battle, experts say. Full Article
Kennedy and "Doctor Feelgood"
Frederick Kempe, author of the bestselling book BERLIN 1961, explores whether John Kennedy's performance at a crucial summit in Vienna was affected by regular injections that included amphetamines. Full Article
Google unveils new "pay phone"
"Google Wallet" takes shoppers a step closer to paying for purchases using their mobile phones at the checkout counter. Full Article | Video
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc on Thursday sought to dismiss an effort by Lehman Brothers to recover $1 billion in collateral that the investment bank was forced to post when it was teetering on bankruptcy in the fall of 2008.
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