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Pemex Seeks to Add Conoco, Shell Subsidiaries to Suit
Pemex has filed a motion to add ConocoPhillips and subsidiaries of Shell PLC to a 2010 suit that seeks damages against companies that had allegedly purchased natural-gas condensate that Pemex said was stolen from its operations in northern Mexico.
U.K. Police Probe '09 Email Hacking
U.K. police are investigating, at a politician's request, a 2009 email-hacking incident at News Corp.'s Times of London.
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Samsung: Court Rejects Apple Bid
Samsung Electronics said the Munich Regional Court has rejected Apple's request to ban sales in Germany of the Korean company's tablet computers and Nexus smartphones.
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Prosecutors unveiled criminal charges against three former Credit Suisse employees in a mortgage-bond probe tied to the financial crisis.
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News Corp. lawyers said that, during an IT upgrade in early 2011, the company deleted an email from the inbox of James Murdoch in which company counsel spelled out a plaintiff's claim that phone-hacking was widespread at News of the World.
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The Daily Writing Sample: Bad Bureaucrat Speak
This opinion today from Judge William Fletcher on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit backhands the U.S. Forest Service for an environmental impact statement "with more than the usual amount of obfuscating bureaucratese."
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Guilty Pleas in Bond Case Hit 'Mark'
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Prosecutors Cite Sale of Secrets
U.S. prosecutors say they have confiscated documents from a California man in which he admits to obtaining DuPont trade secrets and selling them to companies affiliated with the Chinese government.
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Lawsuits accusing a number of U.S. law schools of fudging post-graduate employment statistics were filed amid mounting controversy over the high cost of tuition and grim job prospects for debt-laden graduates.

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