Next CEO’s Job: Fixing Microsoft’s Culture – The Wall Street Journal.

Next CEO’s Job: Fixing Microsoft’s Culture

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Fracking Firms Face New Crop of Competitors

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India Rejects Novartis Patent Plea

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India Rejects Novartis Patent Plea

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Zipcar’s Venture Capitalists Clung to a Vision – The Wall Street Journal.

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Zipcar’s Venture Capitalists Clung to a Vision

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Coke Calls a Doc to Put Fizz in Sales, but Is He the Real Thing? – The Wall Street Journal.

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Coke Calls a Doc to Put Fizz in Sales, but Is He the Real Thing?

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In Silicon Valley, Patents Go on Trial – The Wall Street Journal.

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In Silicon Valley, Patents Go on Trial

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Airbus Tries New Way to Build Planes – The Wall Street Journal.

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Airbus Tries New Way to Build Planes

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Localized software will be key to Chinese success – Rethink Wireless

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China will be the biggest single source of smartphone growth in the near future, but the software platform battle will play out with different rules from those in more established markets. There is a rising trend to rely on homegrown operating systems and highly localized applications, which may prove challenging to Google’s or Apple’s one-size-fits-all approach.

Pfizer Bids Farewell to Lipitor – The Wall Street Journal.

Pfizer Bids Farewell to Lipitor

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Farewell after all, Lipitor.

Pfizer Inc. PFE -0.54%conducted an intriguing experiment in brand marketing this year, aggressively pushing the cholesterol-fighting drug Lipitor in the U.S. even after its patent expired on Nov. 30.

But after spending more than $87 million promoting the medicine, the world’s biggest drug company is quietly giving up on its once-great cash cow for good because more generic versions will soon be going on sale.

A Pivotal Fight Over ‘Essential Patents’ – The Wall Street Journal.

A Pivotal Fight Over ‘Essential Patents’

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Microsoft Corp. MSFT +0.65%and Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. will get their day in a Seattle court Monday, as a federal judge considers whether they are unfairly wielding patents involving standard technologies.

At issue is whether Motorola has violated its contract for licensing technology considered part of an industry standard. Patent owners are expected to license their technology on reasonable terms once it becomes part of a standard. Motorola’s patents for video streaming and Wi-Fi are essential for mobile and entertainment devices and Microsoft adopted them for use in products including its core Windows operating system.