A new Israeli construction project could harm international efforts to revive Middle East peace talks. Israel is considering a plan to build 1,400 new apartments in the Jewish neighborhood of Gilo in disputed East Jerusalem.
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Camille Grammer Shoots Down $30 Million Divorce Settlement Offer As “Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills†Lobby To Get Her Fired
December 30th, 2010 |
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Kelsey Grammer’s estranged wife Camille Donatacci-Grammer has reportedly rejected a $30 million divorce settlement because it does not include spousal or child support for the former couple’s two kids, but the ex-Playboy model would likely think twice up turning up her nose at snatching a good chunk of the Cheers star’s fortune if she knew [...]
Kelsey Grammer Camille Grammer Divorce Settlement $50 Million?!
December 28th, 2010 |
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If he isn’t careful, she’ll take his “Tossed Salad & Scrambled Eggs” too! Well…This gives a whole new meaning to the expression “It’s Cheaper to Keep Her.” If Kelsey Grammer hopes to swap life with the Old Ball & Chain for a fantastic new existence with much-younger fiancee Kayte Walsh, the Frasier actor will have [...]
Demi Lovato Settles Suit With Dancer
December 24th, 2010 |
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Troubled teen queen Demi Lovato has reached a financial settlement with the backup dancer she allegedly floored shortly before her emotional breakdown in October. The Sonny With a Chance starlet, 18, reportedly punched frenemy Alex Welch in the face on board a private jet after suspecting that her former pal had dimed her out about [...]
U.S. suspends efforts on settlement freeze
December 8th, 2010 |
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The Obama administration said Tuesday it has ended its effort to persuade Israel to renew its moratorium on most West Bank settlement activity, VOA reports.
The moratorium was needed in order to restart peace talks with the Palestinians.
Intel, Nvidia in Settlement Talks: Reports
December 1st, 2010 |
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Intel and Nvidia reportedly are in talks to settle their legal disputes over licensing issues. The vendors requested a postponement of their scheduled Dec. 6 trial. – Intel and Nvidia reportedly are in talks to settle their legal disputes over licensing issues. The vendors requested a postponement of their scheduled Dec. 6 trial.
Intel and Nvidia appear to be negotiating a settlement to their legal disputes, according to reports.
The two companies, which trade…
FTC Modifies Intel Antitrust Settlement
November 3rd, 2010 |
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The FTC has modified the agreement it reached with Intel that settled antitrust complaints against the chip maker. The modification removes an interface requirement from Intel’s "Oak Trail" Atom platform. –
Intel’s legal dispute with the Federal Trade Commission
appears to be wrapping up, after the agency announced Nov. 2 that it had
modified the initial agreement reached with the giant chip maker in August to
settle antitrust allegations.
According to the FTC, the agreement was amended to allow
…
SGX achieves record volumes for its Gold Deferred Settlement contract, Nikkei dividend, China …
October 4th, 2010 |
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Singapore Exchange (SGX) says it achieved record volumes for its Gold Deferred Settlement contract, Nikkei dividend and China A50 futures contracts for the month of September 2010.
Securities Market
SGX says securities trading remains healthy month-on-month, with total securities market turnover at $38 billion for September, 20% increase from August. Daily average value for September was $1.8 billion, 20% higher than in August.
Moya Dayen reaches settlement plan with debtors
October 1st, 2010 |
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Moya Dayen says it has entered into a settlement deed for the outstanding debt of US$975,000 owed by PT ATPK Resources Tbk. and PT Modal Investasi Mineral.
ATPK and MIM will repay the debt in instalments. If the companies fail to pay any of the instalments, they will have to pay Moya Dayen interest.
Moya Dayen also has the option to request that part or all of the outstanding debt be converted into ATPK shares.
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Sembcorp Marine and Societe Generale reach full and final settlement
September 22nd, 2010 |
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Sembcorp Marine says subsidiary Jurong Shipyard has reached an agreement with Societe Generale (SG) for a full and final amicable settlement of the disputed foreign exchange transactions.
Arising from this settlement, SG will make a payment of US$40 million ($53.1 million) to Jurong Shipyard.
Sembcorp Marine says the above settlement will result in a write-back of US$40 million and it will be taken up in its income statement in the third quarter of 2010.
The settlement with SG is also the last and final settlement with all the banks involved in the disputed foreign exchange transactions as amicable settlements have now been agreed with all the banks involved, says Sembcorp Marine.
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Extension of Israeli settlement moratorium urged
September 22nd, 2010 |
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Major world powers meeting at the United Nations Tuesday urged Israel to extend its moratorium on most West Bank settlement building. The international Middle East Quartet voiced strong support for the new set of direct Israeli-Palestinian peace talks that began this month.
Settlement on agenda of Mid-East peace talks
September 14th, 2010 |
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Renewed Israeli-Palestinian peace talks are opening in Egypt, amid concern over the imminent expiry of Israel’s partial ban on West Bank settlement-building. Benjamin Netanyahu and Mahmoud Abbas will each meet Hillary Clinton in Sharm el-Sheikh before a three-way meeting.
Kate Hudson reaches out-of-court settlement with hair care line
September 6th, 2010 |
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Kate Hudson has had an out-of-court settlement over a lawsuit in which she was accused of stealing the idea for a line of haircare products. The suit alleged that the actress had taken a sample given to her by bosses at 220 Labs and used it to come up with a range of eco-friendly products [...]
Windows 7, Salesforce.com Settlement, Bing Maps Dominated Microsoft Week
August 8th, 2010 |
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Microsoft’s week, which involved settling its patent-infringement lawsuit with Salesforce.com and adding new features to Bing Maps, demonstrated yet again the companys continued focus on the cloud. – Microsoft enjoyed some positive news this week, at least on the legal front:
the company announced Aug. 4 that it had settled its patent-infringement cases
with Salesforce.com, heading off what promised to be a protracted legal battle.
“Salesforce.com will receive broad coverage under Microsoft…
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August 8th, 2010 |
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Intel FTC Settlement Illustrates Aggressive U.S. Antitrust Approach
August 5th, 2010 |
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Industry observers are split over whether the increasingly aggressive antitrust stance taken by U.S. regulators is a good or bad thing for the IT industry. – Officials with the Federal Trade Commission say the agreement
the FTC reached with Intel to settle antitrust allegations will create a
more competitive playing field that will benefit vendors, OEMs and customers
alike.
The settlement, announced Aug. 4, heated up the simmering
debate about the d…
HP, DOJ Agree on Settlement of Kickback Case
August 4th, 2010 |
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HP, Sun and Accenture were named in a suit joined by the DOJ in 2007 alleging kickbacks for favorable treatment in government contracts. In the agreement, HP reportedly will pay $50 million. – Hewlett-Packard reportedly will pay about $50 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice over alleged kickbacks in connection with government IT contracts.
HP announced a settlement in principle Aug. 2 that would reduce the companys third quarter profits by 2 cents share.
The a…
FTC Extends Intel Deadline to Aug. 6
July 22nd, 2010 |
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Regulators with the FTC said they need at least another two weeks to consider a proposed settlement of antitrust accusations leveled against Intel. Lawyers for the FTC and Intel reportedly have hammered out a proposal that does not include a fine of Intel. – The Federal Trade Commission will take at least another two weeks to work on a settlement with Intel over antitrust issues.
Commissioners in a statement July 20 said they needed more time to considered a proposed settlement hammered out by lawyers for both sides. Reports of the proposed settlement …