Garmin sues TomTom over GPS patent use in devices
Garmin Ltd filed two lawsuits in the US District Court in Madison Wisconsin accusing Amsterdam based TomTom of infringing five Garmin patents. The suits target GPS technology aimed at making navigators easier to use. Garmin cites its long GPS history and broad patent portfolio. TomTom denies the allegations.
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Trade deficit hits record in 2005 driven by oil and consumption
The Commerce Department reports a 2005 U.S. trade gap of 725.8 billion dollars, the largest on record. China single-country deficit reaches 201.6 billion amid rising oil prices and Gulf Coast disruption from Katrina. Analysts warn 2006 could worsen as foreign investment flows remain ample.
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