Court orders Non-anonymous possible Anonymous to stop using real name
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13 set 2011
Court Orders Non-anonymous Possible Anonymous To Stop Using Real Name
It's the headline of the zeitgeisty moment: "A guy accused of being Anonymous, but who used his real name online, can now no longer use his real name... because he may have been a part of Anonymous." The law, she is a strange and capricious mistress. (Thanks, Sulka!)
9 set 2011
Texas Instruments Cuts Sales Forecast As Chip Orders Slow
Sept. 8 (Bloomberg) -- Texas Instruments Inc., the largest maker of analog chips, said third-quarter sales may fall short of earlier forecasts, citing a slump in orders for electronics components from customers across its product lines.
Texas Instruments Cuts Sales Forecast as Chip Orders Slow
24 ago 2011
U.s. Durable Goods Orders Rose In July
Orders for big manufactured goods gained 4 percent, the biggest jump since March, but the increase was limited mainly to aircraft and automobiles.
U.S. Durable Goods Orders Rose in July
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