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The nearly nonstop schedule of behind-the-scenes and exclusive events at this year's national conventions shows how they remain an irresistible way for lobbying and law firms to use the festive atmos
...firm withdrew its motion to protect business records provided by client Google Inc. to the Department of Justice during its investigation of AT&T...
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...manufacturing technology from Amsted Industries Inc. in 2005. After talks broke...Amsted's Chinese licensee, Datong ABC Castings Co. Ltd. Eight of...
...study by Arbitron Inc. and Edison Research...Pew Internet study. ABC News Radio, "One...
...and his company, Trademark Properties Inc., sued A&E Television...s production company, Departure Films; ABC Inc.; and NBC Universal, alleging...
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