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Hill-Romused Facing a Lawsuit for Squeezing out Competitors in The Hospital Rental Market
Jan 16, 2015Posted in Medical Device Business by Chris Newmarker on January 14, 2015 Hill-Rom—the dominant player in the U.S. hospital bed market—is facing a federal lawsuit in western Texas that alleges that the company has used its ...
Tags: Hospital Bed Maker, Health
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Hilco and Environmental Liability Transfer Bought The Property for $72 Million in 2012
Aug 12, 2014A federal court filing this week indicated that arrangements are being made to sell a significant portion of the former Sparrows Point steel mill in Baltimore, Maryland. Court documents stated the sale was being prepared for an unnamed ...
Tags: Former Sparrows Point Mill, federal court, Metallurgy, Mineral
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GE Agrees to Pay $7.9m
Jul 3, 2014General Electric Co. will pay $7.95 million to settle part of a federal lawsuit filed in 2009 by several Saratoga County municipal agencies that shut down or moved their water supplies when the company began dredging PCBs from the Hudson ...
Tags: Electrical, Electronics, GE
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Memphis Dick's Store Fights Revocation of Firearms License
May 18, 2014Dick's Sporting Goods in Memphis, TN, today filed a federal lawsuit in Memphis aganist Kevin L.Boydston, director of industry operations for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives,Over his bureau's decision to revoke the ...
Tags: Memphis Dick's Store
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If You Love Your Iphone But Would Prefer a Physical Keyboard, Typo Could Be for You
Jan 10, 2014If you love your iPhone but would prefer a physical keyboard, Typo could be for you. But you might want to order soon. BlackBerry, the company that made physical typing on mobile devices an addictive craze, is suing Typo Products LLC, ...
Tags: Typo, BlackBerry, Typo Products LLC, physical keyboards
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AQHA Filed Installment in Long-Running Court Case Relative to Cloned Horse Registrations
Jan 9, 2014The American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) has filed the latest installment in a long-running court case relative to cloned horse registration. Some owners have used the cloning process-which was first performed on horses in 2003-to ...
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US Gulf Coast Jet Fuel Reached Its Highest Level Since April 2 on Tuesday
Aug 22, 2013US Gulf Coast jet fuel reached its highest level since April 2 on Tuesday, continuing a run-up on factors including reaction to a federal lawsuit seeking to block a merger of American Airlines and US Airways. Platts assessed Gulf Coast ...
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McCarthy Building Cos. Might Soon Reach a Negotiated Settlement in Their Dispute
Aug 19, 2013The Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and McCarthy Building Cos. might soon reach a negotiated settlement in their dispute over the allegedly defective windows the building contractor had installed five years ago. The Federal Reserve Bank ...
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Fisker Automotive Is Facing a Us Lawsuit After Laying off 160 Workers Last Week
Apr 9, 2013Luxury plug-in hybrid car company Fisker Automotive is facing a US lawsuit after laying off 160 workers at the end of last week. Industry journal Automotive News reports that a federal lawsuit has been filed against Fisker, accusing the ...
Tags: Fisker Automotive, car, auto
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The Co-Chairman of The Ohio Green Party and Bob Filed a Federal Lawsuit Over Software
Jan 4, 2013The co-chairman of the Ohio Green Party and editor of FreePress.org,Bob Fitrakis,on Monday filed a federal lawsuit over software that was allegedly installed on central vote tabulation machines in 39 Ohio counties without being tested or ...
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BP Is Suing Five Companies Associated with a Fireproofing Material
Dec 13, 2012NWI Times reported that BP is suing five companies associated with a fireproofing material used in its multibillion dollar modernization project at the Whiting Refinery, claiming the product is defective and causing property damage, federal ...
Tags: steel fabricating, structural steel, bp gas stations, lawsuits against bp
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Sony's Executive Will Leave The Company at The End of The Year
Nov 8, 2012Sony said Thursday that the executive in charge of its online products,and linking them up to its broad hardware holdings,will leave the company at the end of the year. The Tokyo-based electronics giant said Tim Schaaff,who it poached ...
Tags: Sony, online exec, Schaaff, online services
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A Longtime User of Infor's ERP Software Is Unjustly Demanding a Substantial Sum of Money
Sep 26, 2012A longtime user of Infor's ERP(enterprise resource planning)software says in a federal lawsuit that Infor is unjustly demanding a substantial sum of money after discovering that third-party companies have been accessing the software. ...
Tags: Infor, ERP software, Micromatic, federal lawsuit