Weekend Iphone Sales May Hit 4 Million

Opening international demand for Apple's latest smartphone easily surpasses that of the iPhone 4 as carrier partner AT&T reports a record number of customer activations

Weekend IPhone Sales May Hit 4 Million

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Apple Iphone 4s Sales Top 4 Million In Record Debut Weekend

Oct. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. sold more than 4 million iPhone 4S devices in the first three days after it was introduced, setting a record as customers lined up at stores from Sydney to San Francisco to be first with the new touch- screen handset.

Apple IPhone 4S Sales Top 4 Million in Record Debut Weekend

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Dealbook: Bloomberg To Buy Bureau Of National Affairs For $990 Million

The bureau's lineup of news services is expected to bolster Bloomberg's existing financial platform and help its Bloomberg Law division.

DealBook: Bloomberg to Buy Bureau of National Affairs for $990 Million

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Dealbook: Ex-lehman Officials To Pay $90 Million To Settle Suit

The Lehman executives and directors are accused a shareholder lawsuit of misleading investors about the investment bank's health in the months leading up to its collapse.

DealBook: Ex-Lehman Officials to Pay $90 Million to Settle Suit

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Dealbook: Fugitive Moody's Analyst Ordered To Pay $35 Million To S.e.c.

Deep Shah, the only defendant criminally charged in the government’s insider trading investigation centered on Raj Rajaratnam to have not pleaded guilty or been convicted, is believed to be in Mumbai.

DealBook: Fugitive Moody's Analyst Ordered to Pay $35 Million to S.E.C.

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Bits Blog: Google Said To Reach $500 Million Settlement With Government

Regulators will announce Wednesday that Google will pay $500 million to settle government charges that it has illegally shown ads for online pharmacies that operate outside the law, according to two people briefed on the investigation.

Bits Blog: Google Said to Reach $500 Million Settlement With Government

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Makerbot Gets $10 Million Investment Round

"Today, I’m excited to announce that MakerBot is taking $10 million in investment, with Foundry Group leading the round," blogs Makerbot founder Bre Pettis. "We are proud to be working with such great people and we are going to use this money do wonderful things."

MakerBot gets $10 million investment round

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Million Online Bringing Rift Between Sony-microsoft Games

Aug. 17 (Bloomberg) -- A million Internet users have flocked to the fantasy world of “Rift” since its March release, in a trend that threatens games consoles such as Sony Corp.’s PlayStation and Microsoft Corp.’s Xbox.

Million Online Bringing Rift Between Sony-Microsoft Games

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Hexaware Plans U.S. Acquisition Worth As Much As $50 Million

Jan. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Hexaware Technologies Ltd., the Indian software developer backed by private equity firm General Atlantic LLC, is looking to purchase an outsourcing company in the U.S. in a push to add North American customers.

Hexaware Plans U.S. Acquisition Worth As Much As $50 Million

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Elbit Agrees to Invest $18 Million in Micro-Sensors Developer

Jan. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Elbit Systems Ltd. said it signed an agreement to invest $18 million in Pearls of Wisdom Advanced Technologies Ltd., which develops micro-sensors for intelligence gathering, according to an e-mailed statement.

Elbit Agrees to Invest $18 Million in Micro-Sensors Developer

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IGate May Buy Patni Stake for $983 Million, Bloomberg UTV Says

Dec. 31 (Bloomberg) -- IGate Corp. is likely to pay 44 billion rupees ($983 million) for a controlling stake in Indian software maker Patni Computer Systems Ltd., Bloomberg UTV reported, citing people that it didn’t identify.

IGate May Buy Patni Stake for $983 Million, Bloomberg UTV Says

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TSMC Buys NT$687 Million of Equipment From Applied Materials

Dec. 31 (Bloomberg) -- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. bought NT$687 million of equipment from Applied Materials South East Asia Pacific Ltd., the Hsinchu-based chipmaker said in a statement to the stock exchange today.

TSMC Buys NT$687 Million of Equipment From Applied Materials

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DealBook: Rattner Settles Pension Kickback Case for $10 Million

Steven L. Rattner agreed to pay $10 million to settle charges brought by the New York attorney general.

DealBook: Rattner Settles Pension Kickback Case for $10 Million

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DealBook: Hancock Tower Sold for $930 Million

The remarkable turnaround of the Boston landmark - a barometer for the commercial real estate boom and bust - provides a template for other deals.

DealBook: Hancock Tower Sold for $930 Million

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Alcatel-Lucent to Pay $137 Million in Bribe Probes

Dec. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Alcatel-Lucent SA agreed to pay $137 million to resolve U.S. criminal and civil probes and admitted it bribed government officials in “many countries,” including Taiwan, Malaysia and Costa Rica.

Alcatel-Lucent to Pay $137 Million in Bribe Probes

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Alcatel-Lucent to Pay $137 Million Over Alleged Foreign Bribes

Dec. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Alcatel-Lucent SA resolved U.S. criminal and civil probes into allegations that it paid bribes in Costa Rica, Taiwan and Kenya by agreeing to pay $137 million.

Alcatel-Lucent to Pay $137 Million Over Alleged Foreign Bribes

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Ally to Pay Fannie Mae $462 Million

The payment is to settle buyback claims on the $292 billion in home loans that Ally sold to Fannie Mae before the industry tightened underwriting standards.

Ally to Pay Fannie Mae $462 Million

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Great Wall Tech to Invest $52.8 Million in China LED Venture

Dec. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Great Wall Technology Co. said a Shenzhen-listed subsidiary will be investing $52.8 million for a 44 percent stake in a new venture in Xiamen, Fujian province producing light-emitting diodes.

Great Wall Tech to Invest $52.8 Million in China LED Venture

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Business Briefing | Legal News: Mylan to Pay $65 Million Over Drug Prices

Mylan, a generic-drug maker, agreed to pay $65 million to settle a lawsuit by the federal and Texas governments asserting that the company had inflated prescription drug prices.

Business Briefing | Legal News: Mylan to Pay $65 Million Over Drug Prices

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Toyota to Pay $10 Million in Crash Suit

The crash near San Diego in 2009 killed four people and was blamed on a wrong-sized floor mat that trapped the accelerator.

Toyota to Pay $10 Million in Crash Suit

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