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Wi-LAN to expand into Internet, software patents

Canadian patent licensing company Wi-LAN Inc plans to venture into software and internet patent licensing, even as it focuses on its strong wireless portfolio, Chief Executive Jim Skippen told Reuters.

EBay says PayPal revenue will double by 2013

EBay Inc said it expects revenue at its PayPal unit to double by 2013 as it sought on Thursday to cast itself as a reinvented company and an innovator at the center of e-commerce.

Nortel patent sale delayed despite intense interest

Tech giants are lining up to buy patents held by bankrupt telecommunications company Nortel Networks, but a formal auction has been delayed because nobody will pay the price the company's liquidators would like to see.

U.S. Treasury intensely focused on China's yuan

The U.S. Treasury will remain intensely focused on correcting China's substantially undervalued yuan despite a decision not to name Beijing a currency manipulator, a senior Treasury official said on Thursday.

Book describes internal WikiLeaks tensions

Julian Assange's former right-hand man on the Wikileaks website denounces Assange as an irresponsible, autocratic bully who once threatened to kill him in a book launched on Thursday.

PepsiCo cuts growth goal; shares fall

PepsiCo Inc cut its earnings growth targets for 2011 and beyond on Thursday, citing soaring commodity costs and uncertainty about when the economic recovery on paper will actually be felt by consumers.

Obama budget to ignite deficit debate

President Barack Obama's 2012 budget plan will bring a simmering deficit debate to a head when he sends it to Congress on Monday, but the United States is still far from tackling its huge fiscal gap as bond markets watch anxiously.

Anti-computer hacking bill coming in Congress

Strengthening cybersecurity is the goal of legislation being introduced in Congress after reports of hack attacks on computer networks at Nasdaq OMX Group and at oil and gas companies.

Mets ballpark debt outlook hurt by lawsuit: Moody's

The outlook for the New York Mets' stadium debt has turned negative, Moody's Investors Service said on Thursday after the trustee recovering money for victims of Bernard Madoff sued the baseball team's owners to recover as much as $1 billion.

Warsh, lone hawk on Fed board, to step down

Kevin Warsh, the Federal Reserve's youngest-ever governor and a vocal inflation hawk skeptical of recent monetary easing efforts, said on Thursday he is stepping down from the central bank's powerful board.

Hurdles emerge for blockbuster D.Boerse-NYSE deal

Deutsche Boerse AG's planned takeover of NYSE Euronext faces intense scrutiny from German regulators and European anti-trust authorities, potentially putting the blockbuster exchange tie-up in peril.

Thomson Reuters sees higher revenue after EPS miss

Thomson Reuters Corp's quarterly earnings fell short of market forecasts as heavy investment in new products weighed on operating margins, although the company said it expects revenue to pick up in 2011.

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