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Groupon files to raise up to $950 million BOSTON - Groupon Inc, the fast-growing online coupon seller, has been authorized to raise up to $950 million in what would be the biggest round of equity financing by any company since Pixar in 1995. The company said in filing with the state of Delaware that it intended to sell shares at $31.59 each. Changes in video games prompt optimism for 2011 RALEIGH, North Carolina . China delays NSN's $1.2 billion buy of Motorola unit HELSINKI - Nokia Siemens Networks' agreed $1.2 billion acquisition of Motorola's telecom network equipment arm has been delayed by the Chinese regulator, which has yet to grant permission for the deal. The chief executive of Nokia Siemens, Nokia's network gear unit, said he was working closely with the Anti-Monopoly Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce of China to finalize the clearance. SEC probes trading in private Internet firms: reports BANGALORE - The U.S. securities regulator is looking into trading in privately-held Internet companies including Facebook and Twitter, media reports said, citing people familiar with the inquiry. The Securities and Exchange Commission has sent letters to several people trading in the stock of these companies, seeking information about topics that include how such funds are valuing shares of those firms, the Wall Street Journal reported. Clooney, Google, U.N. watch Sudan using satellites NEW YORK - Groups including the United Nations, Harvard University, Google Inc and an organization co-founded by actor George Clooney are launching a project using satellites to "watch" Sudan for war crimes before a vote that could split the African country in two. The Satellite Sentinel Project, which begins on Wednesday, is meant to provide an "early warning system" for human rights and security violations before the January 9 referendum on whether to divide Sudan into north and south. SAP must pay Oracle some interest on $1.3 billion verdict SAN FRANCISCO - SAP AG <SAPG.DE> must pay Oracle Corp <ORCL.O> prejudgment interest on a recent $1.3 billion copyright infringement verdict, but not at the formula suggested by Oracle, according to a judge's ruling filed on Tuesday. Oracle had sought more than $211 million in interest after winning a high stakes trial in an Oakland federal courtroom last month. China's rare earths export cut raises trade concerns SYDNEY - China's move to slash export quotas on rare earth minerals -- vital in a slew of high-tech products -- has raised fresh international trade concerns, and Japan's Sony Corp <6758.T> vowed on Wednesday to reduce its reliance on the minerals. China, which produces about 97 percent of the global supply of rare earth minerals, cut its export quotas by 35 percent for the first half of 2011 versus a year ago, saying it wanted to preserve ample reserves. It also cautioned that it has not decided on the quotas for the second half of the year. Apple sued over apps privacy issues; Google may be next BANGALORE - Two separate groups of iPhone and iPad users have sued Apple Inc <AAPL.O> alleging that certain software applications were passing personal user information to third-party advertisers without consent. In the lawsuits seeking class action, filed in a federal court in California, the plaintiffs sought a ban on passing of user information without consent and monetary compensation, according to case documents. 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Man confesses to murder, hiding body in luggage
Egypt president urged to free jailed Facebook user
Toy Story 3, Social Network top film review list |
Michelle Williams proud of Valentine sex scene |
Suicide bombers kill four in Iraq police station
Denmark and Sweden foil 'Mumbai-style' massacre plot
China shuts down 60,000 pornographic websites
Iraq civilian death toll lowest since invasion
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China shuts over 60,000 porn websites this year
French model known for anti-anorexia ads dies
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Central bankers to meet as Iran, India oil row escalates |
Portugal says to issue 20 bln euros in bonds in 2011
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Sony sues to block LG from shipping phones to U.S.
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