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Canadian authorities are investigating a U.S. unit of its Elpida Memory in connection with alleged price-fixing in the dynamic random access memory chip industry.

Chip packagers face new setback in plan to invest in China (Sep 18)

Europe lines up for TV innovation (Sep 14)

Orbotech opens new demonstration and training center in Taiwan for display industry (Sep 17)

Heard on the Beat: Micron to skip 193-nm dry litho (Sep 16)

U.S. businesses urge China to rein in piracy (Sep 17)

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South Korea chip makers face US probe into price fixing (Sep 16)

Symantec to buy digital-security firm (Sep 16)

Tech shares inch ahead after Wednesday's losses (Sep 16)

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Airbus challenges EU's Microsoft ruling (Sep 17)

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Sony is cautious about third quarter (Sep 17)

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Nortel expects revenue growth to fall short (Sep 17)

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Software tackles digital photo proliferation (Sep 14)

Samsung monitors gets edge on LG (Sep 16)

Spammer 'Bounty Hunters' will need cash, FTC says (Sep 16)

Intel comes home (Sep 16)

China's TCL cooperation with Intel on LCOS projection TV pending (Sep 16)

Corning boosts LCD forecast (Sep 16)

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J.P. Morgan ends accord with IBM (Sep 16)

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Goldman survey shows drop in sentiment, tech spending (Sep 15)

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