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NEWS ABOUT: HP

HP stories: 2 news summaries

 EU Fines Intel Record $1.45B 

Chip maker paid firms to use its chips, commission says

May 13, 09 7:28 AM CDT
(Newser) - The EU is fining Intel $1.45 billion for violating antitrust laws—a record amount that far exceeds the €497 million ($680 million) fine levied against Microsoft in 2004, the BBC reports. The EU competition commission said Intel paid manufacturers and a retailer to give its chips a leg... More »

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Dell • European Union • Intel • business • antitrust • Lenovo • monopoly • HP • fine • anticompetitive

Cheating Is
No Longer
Child's Play

Jobseekers flock to
web for answers to professional exams

Dec 26, 07 8:24 PM CST
(Newser) - Crib sheets have gone high-tech, the Boston Globe reports, as legions of job seekers from would-be medical technicians to school bus drivers resort to the Web for a leg-up in passing professional qualifying exams. The result is a booming black market for “braindumps,” or exam answers. Some... More »

MORE ABOUT:
Microsoft • Asia • black market • Department of Homeland Security • certification • professional exams • information technology • cheating • braindumps • HP • security systems • study guides

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