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Court upholds Dish contempt filing, TiVo soars

A U.S. appeals court upheld on Wednesday a finding that EchoStar Corp was in contempt of a patent infringement injunction involving TiVo Inc technology, raising hopes the long legal battle could end with a TiVo victory.

Change in earnings tune lifts Dow near 3-year high

Big earnings surprises gave a positive turn to investor sentiment on Wednesday, propelling U.S. stocks to their best day in a month and lifting the Dow industrials to their highest in almost three years.

Japan may cloud another stellar Apple quarter

Apple Inc is expected to report another spectacular quarter on Wednesday, tempered by growing caution over how supply constraints will squeeze margins and restrain iPhone and iPad sales.

Gold breaks $1,500 as investors seek security

Gold rose above $1,500 an ounce on Wednesday for the first time ever as the dollar wilted, oil rose, worries over the U.S. economic outlook boosted demand for the metal as a haven and rising inflation lifted Asian demand.

Boeing vows to fight complaint over second 787 plant

Boeing Co said it would fight a National Labor Relations Board complaint originally lodged by one of its labor unions that challenges the aircraft maker's 2009 decision to establish a second assembly line in South Carolina for the 787 Dreamliner.

Wells Fargo profit up as credit quality improves

Wells Fargo & Co , the fourth-largest U.S. bank, posted higher quarterly profit, but its results were shaped by the same trends as most of its rivals, which is unusual for a bank known for outsmarting competitors.

Oil rallies above $124 on U.S. draw, dollar

Oil prices rallied 3 percent on Wednesday as U.S. crude oil inventories fell for the first time in seven weeks and the dollar weakened further, fueling investor appetite for riskier assets.

AIG sells off asbestos risk to Berkshire Hathaway

American International Group Inc will transfer its troublesome asbestos risk to Berkshire Hathaway Inc , relieving it of a book of business that has cost it billions of dollars, the bailed-out insurer said on Wednesday.

Markets rally on company results, outlooks

Strong profits and outlooks from tech and manufacturing companies propelled U.S. stocks higher on Wednesday, delivering the biggest lift to sentiment since quarterly earnings reports began a week ago.

Hubble Telescope Turns 21

To celebrate Hubble Telescope's astronomers at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore pointed Hubble's eye at a pair of interacting galaxies called Arp 273.

Manufacturers see improving economy ahead

A pair of top U.S. manufacturers topped Wall Street's profit expectations, as a recovering global economy drives demand for products ranging from air conditioners to truck transmissions.

Anti-bomb plan for Pentagon annex posted online

In what officials admit is a major breach of security, a document describing design features intended to make a new Defense Department building bomb-resistant has been posted on a public government website.

Fiat sees happiness in Chrysler ownership

Fiat SpA is pushing ahead with plans to get 51 percent of U.S. No.3 carmaker Chrysler, a goal that boss Sergio Marchionne defined on Wednesday as happiness for the Italian car maker.

Rajaratnam broke law to conquer market: prosecutor

Raj Rajaratnam took advantage of friends and employees to make millions of dollars of illegal profit from insider trading, a prosecutor said as the trial of the Galleon Group hedge fund founder neared its conclusion.

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