Wal Mart sues Amazon over trade secrets theft
Wal Mart Stores Inc sues Amazon.com alleging theft of trade secrets and recruitment of its former associates to learn Wal Mart’s data on sales, inventory and consumer buying habits. The suit seeks to bar Amazon and affiliates from duplicating Wal Mart's proprietary technology.
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John Paul marks twenty years as pope in St Peter's Square
Pope John Paul II celebrated two decades as pontiff with a Polish Mass in St. Peter's Square attended by about 20 000 Poles. He thanked Divine Providence and urged prayers to continue his work to the end as bells rang for the anniversary and a film clip recalled his 1978 election.
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One-on-one talks mark Wye Plantation summit progress
Netanyahu and Arafat met alone for over an hour in Queenstown as U S officials praised a more constructive attitude at the Wye Plantation talks. They discussed safe passage Gaza airport and security issues while aides met separately. Albright joined later for dinner. talks resume after sundown with a goal to conclude by Sunday.
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Congress to Vote on Budget Tuesday
Congress moved to vote on a nearly 500 billion dollar budget package early next week after leaders said they were still finalizing provisions and cutting deals. The bill blends eight unfinished spending bills with emergency Bosnia aid and defense funding to avert a government shutdown.
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Beverly Hills crash damages Susan Simpson faces restitution
A judge reviewed an itemized damages bill after a drunken driving crash last April in Beverly Hills. Susan Simpson, 29, pleaded no contest to driving while intoxicated and did not attend. her blood alcohol level was .20. Damages include nearly $13,000 for repairs to a bus bench and an apartment, with a Nov. 2 hearing set. A tenant had to move out during repairs.
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Phil Wilke Wire Reports Compiled Brief
Phil Wilke compiles J W Wire Reports for brief coverage. The item notes concise wire summaries suitable for a compact newspaper card.
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