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Nokia lodges second ITC complaint against Apple

Mobile phone giant Nokia has filed another found of complaint with the United States International Trade Commission (ITC) against Apple, alleging that the company infringes additional Nokia patents in virtually all of its mobile phones, portable music players, tablets and computers.
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Swan denies plan to veto SGX-ASX merger

Australian finance minister Wayne Swan on Monday belied speculations his office would reject the proposed A$8.4 billion (S$10.6 billion) merger between the Australian and Singaporean bourses.

3 men charged for possession of 170kg of opium

Two men and one woman appeared in the Sydney Central Local Court this morning charged with importing and attempting to possess 170kg of opium. All three were remanded in custody to appear again in June 2011.

Rapper Tru Life sentenced to 8 years in prison

Rapper Tru Life, born Robert Rosado was sentenced to 8 years imprisonment following his involvement on the death of a 20-year old man that stem from a brawl in a nightclub in June 2009.

Man arrested after breaking in at Madonna’s mansion

While the legendary pop singer, Madonna is in the United States to mourn on the death of her 99–year-old grandmother, Elise Mae Fontin, a man was arrested after he was caught stealing some of Madonna's priced possessions by the mansion’s security personnel early morning, Saturday.

Lindsay Lohan to appear in court on Thursday

Actress Lindsay Lohan is expected in court Thursday to tell the judge of her choice between accepting the terms of a plea deal or taking her chances and go to a trial for the felony grand theft filed against her by the Los Angeles District Attorney’s office.

Director Scorsese slapped with $2.85M tax case

Director Martin Scorsese has joined the list of Hollywood big stars recently hit with tax charges. The veteran director comes next to Al Pacino who was earlier reported by the Los Angeles County Recorder's Office to owe more than $188k of back taxes.

Al Pacino owes Uncle Sam $188k in tax surcharges

Actor Al Pacino is now the target of US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for his alleged failure to pay taxes. The IRS has filed tax charges against the A-list actor for reportedly not paying an estimated amount of $188,283.50 of taxes.

'Spam king' released from prison, disavows his former ways

By Ed Oswald, BetanewsAfter more than four years in prison, Robert Soloway is now a free man. Dubbed the 'Spam King' for his role as the head of a spam ring that sent an estimated 10 trillion junk e-mails between 2003 and 2007, Soloway is now busy reintegrating himself into everyday life, according to Wired.He was first arrested in May 2007 and charged with 35 counts including fraud, identity thef...

Actor Mickey Rooney speaks about his abuse in Congress

Veteran actor Mickey Rooney has urged the elderly victims of any form of abuse, to be vigilant and to share their experiences to anyone who would care to listen. Rooney tells his own story at a Senate hearing on elder abuse Wednesday.

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