Microsoft wins federal appeals court ruling on Windows 98
A federal appeals court ruled that antitrust restrictions do not extend to Windows 98, paving the way for Microsoft to ship the software to computer makers this week and require inclusion of its Internet browser. Texas delays antitrust probe due to high tech support. Andrew Warhol self portrait sells for 2.42 million at Christies.
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India faces sanctions over nuclear testing
New Delhi faces possible aid and loan sanctions from the United States and major economies after three underground nuclear tests. Analysts say the economy, already stalled, may feel the impact, though business leaders argue the large Indian market will outweigh political action. The Bombay Stock Exchange fell 1.3 percent as investors priced in cautious optimism.
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Albright presses 13 percent West Bank pullback condition
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright insists a 13 percent Israeli withdrawal from the West Bank is essential to restart peace talks with the Palestinians. She plans to meet Prime Minister Netanyahu to discuss the U S proposal, signaling a potential path to end a 15 month impasse and launch talks on a permanent settlement.
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BMW to hire 1000 for new sport vehicle plant
BMW will invest 600 million and hire 1000 at its Greer South Carolina US assembly plant to roll a new sport utility vehicle within two years. Norbert Reithofer vowed to set new standards, noting the model will blend BMW sedan performance with roominess and all weather capability. Five new suppliers expected to invest 75 million and add 500 jobs. The Citadel dean steps down
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Students sue to overturn suspensions over concert protest
Five Irma High School students disciplined for protesting the cancellation of an Indigo Girls concert seek a federal injunction. The ACLU notes student rights while a Charleston judge considers the request. The case highlights civil liberties in school protests.
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