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GENEVA (Reuters) - Of the four major international auto shows each year, Geneva is the one best known for its focus on style, with big and small design houses sharing the spotlight alongside the world's top car brands.
Russia to modernize Indian MiG fighters: Ifaxmore similar news »
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Liberty's Malone: Diller ran IAC as if he owned itmore similar news »
WILMINGTON, Delaware (Reuters) - Chief Executive Barry Diller ran IAC/InterActiveCorp as if he owned it and proposed a spin-off of key businesses to gain leverage in a potential asset swap, Liberty Media Corp Chairman John Malone told a Delaware court on Monday.
News Corp will not fight Microsoft for Yahoomore similar news »
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HP to ramp up digital printing offeringmore similar news »
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp would not rush to merge its technology platform with Yahoo Inc's after a takeover of the Internet company, according to the Financial Times, citing an interview with Microsoft chief software architect Ray Ozzie.
