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Smartphones boost Sony Ericsson Q2, sees more growth STOCKHOLM - Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson pinned its hopes on further growth in the smartphone segment on Friday as it posted a second consecutive quarterly profit, driven by sales of the more expensive gadgets. Sony Ericsson, owned jointly by Ericsson <ERICb.ST> and Sony Corp <6758.T> and which is the world's fifth-biggest handset maker, has cut costs and revamped its portfolio with more phones such as the Xperia X10 offering PC-like functions and links to social networking sites. Justin Bieber claims Lady Gaga's YouTube throne LOS ANGELES - Teen sensation Justin Bieber has knocked Lady Gaga off her reign as holder of the most-viewed video on YouTube. Bieber, 16, who was discovered on YouTube, racked up more than 246 million views of his music video "Baby" on Friday, pushing Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" into second place with 245.6 million. Investors uneasy as Google costs rise SAN FRANCISCO - Google Inc <GOOG.O> is pumping hundreds of millions of dollars into new businesses, but Wall Street is nervous about the ultimate payoff. Investors sent Google shares down more than 6 percent on Friday, a day after the Internet search leader reported a surge in expenses during the second quarter that caused it to miss profit estimates. Electronic Arts exiting France's Ubisoft PARIS <ERTS.O> is selling out of Ubisoft Entertainment SA <UBIP.PA> six years after buying a big chunk of the world's third-largest independent video games publisher. A Ubisoft spokesman said EA was selling an unspecified stake in the French company. He would not confirm reports EA was selling its entire 14.8 percent stake. Europe woes and iPhone surge to hit handset vendors SEOUL/HELSINKI - Top global cellphone makers are set to report a disappointing quarter, hit by euro zone debt problems and the roaring success of smartphone heavyweight Apple, and new launches may determine how they fare in the year's second half. BlackBerry maker Research in Motion <RIM.TO> has already reported disappointing quarterly shipments, rekindling worries it is losing market share to Apple <AAPL.O> and other rivals. Nokia also issued a second profit warning as it struggles to compete against iPhone. Discovery says infringement case v Amazon not new WILMINGTON, Delaware - A patent infringement lawsuit filed on Wednesday against Amazon.com was a procedural move and not a new lawsuit, according to Discovery Communications Inc <DISCA.O>, which filed the complaint. 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