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Technology Report: U.S. jury awards Apple $290.45 million in retrial against Samsung

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11/21/2013

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U.S. jury awards Apple $290.45 million in retrial against Samsung

SAN JOSE, California (Reuters) - A U.S. jury on Thursday awarded Apple Inc $290.45 million in a damages retrial against Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, the latest battle in global patent litigation between the two mobile giants.

Intel CEO says contract manufacturing business to expand

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Intel CEO Brian Krzanich said on Thursday he planned to expand his company's small contract manufacturing business, paving the way for more chipmakers to tap into the world's most advanced process technology.

New Jersey to launch 'soft' online gaming trial Thursday

(Reuters) - New Jersey will launch a five-day "soft" trial of 13 online gambling sites Thursday, ahead of the official November 26 debut of Internet gaming in the most populous state to date.

GameStop's profit forecast disappoints, shares fall

(Reuters) - GameStop Corp forecast worse-than-expected earnings for the crucial holiday quarter, dashing hopes that new game consoles from Sony Corp and Microsoft Corp will fire up sales for the U.S. videogames retailer.

Microsoft hopes Xbox One finally puts it on the media map

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp aims to upstage rival Sony Corp with a console that goes well beyond gaming and helps transform media viewing, a long-cherished but elusive goal.

UK's Morrisons' says online customers can switch from rivals with 'one click'

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's No. 4 supermarket Wm Morrison will attempt to win customers from rival's long established online grocery businesses by making it easy for them to switch, Chief Executive Dalton Philips told reporters on Thursday.

KPN says it believes Slim will retain his stake in group

BARCELONA (Reuters) - Mexico's America Movil will likely keep its stake in Dutch phone group KPN following its failed takeover attempt, KPN's chief executive predicted on Thursday.

Vivendi has 'significant' means to reward shareholders: CFO

BARCELONA (Reuters) - Vivendi will have "significant" means to reward shareholders with buy-backs or dividends after it receives the proceeds from selling its stakes in video games publisher Activision Blizzard and Maroc Telecom, its finance chief said on Thursday.

Technicolor expects to out-run market growth for TV set-top boxes

BARCELONA (Reuters) - Technicolor is bullish about its TV set-top box business for next year, and expects to outstrip growth in the market in Europe, Asia and North America, its chief executive said on Thursday.