A Qualcomm technology that could compete with WiMAX may be delayed
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Jun. 19, 2006

A Qualcomm technology that could compete with WiMAX may be delayed after a standard setter temporarily halted its review.

A Qualcomm technology that could compete with WiMAX may be delayed
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A Qualcomm technology that could compete with WiMAX may be delayed after a standard setter temporarily halted its review.
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Tension remain between Boeing and Lockheed
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As Boeing and Lockheed's plan to join their government rocket units nears antitrust approval, tensions remain between the two.
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Deutsche Boerse planning to make offer for rival exchange Euronext more attractive
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Deutsche Boerse will review ways that it can make its offer for rival exchange Euronext more attractive.
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AT&T is to launch a service combining Echostar satellite TV and movies from the Web
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AT&T is to launch a service combining Echostar satellite TV and movies from the Web, as it aims to catch up with cable firms
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Siemens and Nokia are close to merging their network telecoms businesses
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Siemens and Nokia are close to merging their network telecoms businesses in a joint venture that would create a leading player in the industry with a combined value of up to €20bn (£13.7bn).
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GE planning a 10-fold increase in sales from a relatively novel clean coal power technology
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General Electric, the US industrial goods company that is one of the world's biggest makers of electricity generation equipment, is planning a 10-fold increase in sales from ...
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The NYSE Group would consider creating a new London exchange to compete with the London Stock Exchange
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The NYSE Group would consider creating a new London exchange to compete with the London Stock Exchange if its acquisition of Paris-based Euronext does not deliver the international share listings business it expects, chief executive John Thain said.
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Goldman Sachs underlined the internal supremacy of its trading operations
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Goldman Sachs underlined the internal supremacy of its trading operations by appointing two executives from that side of the Wall Street bank's business to serve as joint presidents under new chief executive Lloyd Blankfein.
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Leading oil executives, including BP chief executive Lord Browne, have said there is plenty of oil refining capacity
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Leading oil executives, including BP chief executive Lord Browne, have said there is plenty of oil refining capacity, in spite of market fears to the contrary.
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