14 news & feature articles results for "defendant rochester"

Guilty verdict issued in Pirate Bay file-swapping case. Also, human error blamed for Amazon's delisting of gay and lesbian books, and Google finally feels recession's pain.

Posted by Steven Musil

In a lawsuit, the commission alleges that two companies engaged in unfair acts and practices with their marketing and software.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

The camera maker files a patent infringement suit against its Japanese rival, and there are signs that other companies may also be in Kodak's crosshairs.

Posted by Ina Fried

Two reports carry different messages: One predicts offshoring boom; the other applauds foreign investment.

Posted by Ed Frauenheim

Former student's paper, now taken off Oakland University's site, said a Michigan company "committed crimes," appeals court says.

Posted by Declan McCullagh

Eastman Kodak files a patent-infringement lawsuit against the computer maker that focuses on technologies found in Sun's Java programming language.

Posted by Jonathan Skillings

Harris Interactive withdraws a federal lawsuit accusing the online giant of blocking correspondence with many of the Internet-based polling company's 6.6 million online panelists.

Posted by null The Associated Press

L-1 visas and other guest-worker visas have been misused by companies to harm U.S. workers, witnesses tell a congressional panel.

Posted by Ed Frauenheim

This year's cap of 65,000 H-1B guest worker visas is already close to being reached, as employers race to snap up the controversial visas.

Posted by Ed Frauenheim

A drop in the number of science and engineering doctoral degrees could spell trouble for innovation in the tech field.
Less-than-risky business

Posted by Ed Frauenheim