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2 Dec 2004

Crude oil little changed after slump on increase in inventories (Dec 2)

US stocks rise as oil plunges; S&P 500 sets three-year high (Dec 1)

US economy: October spending rose as incomes grew (Dec 1)

Dollar falls to record low; joint action to stem drop unlikely (Dec 2)

Microsoft sues resellers for counterfeit software labels (Dec 1)

Emergency IE patch fixes critical bug (Dec 1)

Wi-Fi Alliance founder: wireless networking ready for enterprise adoption (Dec 1)

KT, SK Telecom join WiBro licensing race (Dec 1)

Samsung overtakes Motorola in cellphones (Dec 2)

Major mobile-phone vendors vying for WCDMA handset orders from Cingular (Dec 1)

1 Dec 2004

Agilent introduces high-performance PCI Express SerDes core (Dec 1)

Global chip gear sales seen down 5.15 pct in 2005 (Dec 1)

The skinny on flat-panel TVs (Nov 30)

Sony to pay US$40m to end patent dispute (Nov 30)

Samsung announces portable widesreen LCD (Nov 30)

TV-tube maker starts marketing US$100m IPO (Nov 26)

LG.Philips LCD to spend US$5.1 billion on flat screen plant (Dec 1)

AMD big gainer in 3rd-Quarter microchip sales - IDC (Nov 30)

Samsung, LG dig deep in India's mobile gold rush (Nov 26)

Six million subscribers not enough to save LG Telecom (Nov 30)

NEC to use Ericsson, Qualcomm chips for 3G phones (Nov 30)

30 Nov 2004

OLED display woes hit Taiwanese firm (Nov 29)

As flat-panels oust older TVs, disposal fears arise (Nov 29)

FPD equipment market slowing in '05? (Nov 29)

Signs of a glut and lower prices on thin TV's (Nov 29)

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LG.Philips LCD sees 4Q LCD prices dipping 15% (Nov 29)

LG's brand-new handset (Nov 29)

GPL could put heat on Microsoft (Nov 29)

Japan seeking to check Chinese enterprises with patents (Nov 29)

Tinseltown studios commit to HD-DVD (Nov 29)

SCO site attacked again (Nov 29)

Sony, IBM, Toshiba give details of 'cell' chip (Nov 29)

29 Nov 2004

IBM to unveil a powerful chip for home-entertainment market (Nov 29)

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Customs Accepted Nichia's Nichia gets injunction in Japan against LEDs products imported from Taiwan (Nov 19)

Blu-ray Edge? (Nov 29)

Signs of a glut and lower prices on thin TV's (Nov 29)

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EastGate unit gears up for OLED (Nov 27)

Samsung launches world？ fastest LCD monitor - Sub 8 millisecond response time (Nov 26)

Gloves come off as TI, Qualcomm spar over 3G chips (Nov 29)

IBM to unveil a powerful chip for home-entertainment market (Nov 29)

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