Fujitsu Siemens loses German PC levy case
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A German court has ordered PC maker Fujitsu Siemens to pay a royalty of 12 for every PC it sells in Germany.
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A German court ruled on Thursday that  Energizer Holdings Inc.'s ENR.N four-bladed Quattro razor  does not infringe Gillette Co.'s G.N  European patent on  three-bladed progressive exposure.
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Escono sul mercato due nuovi modelli di Tablet Pc di Fujitsu-Siemens, caratterizzati da una nuova linea compatta e robusta e con una speciale penna, in sostituzione della tastiera, per l&#39;inserimento dei dati.
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A federal appeals court has dismissed Qualcomm's request to stall a ban on its chips over the Broadcom patent dispute.
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The London Stock Exchange PLC has received and rejected a bid proposal from Germany's main stock exchange, Deutsche Boerse AG , the exchanges said Monday.
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A state court in Hamburg on Tuesday rejected a German company's lawsuit against Google Inc. over allegations the Internet search engine allows rival companies to buy ads using trademarked terms, an attorney said Tuesday.
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A German state court has rejected a suit filed by a homeowner who complained against noise from Alemannia Aachen's Tivoli stadium.
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Snaps up TDS Fujitsu Services is taking a majority stake in German reseller TDS AG.â¦
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MUNICH, Germany : German electronics giant Siemens said that financial burdens connected with a technical fault in its new mobile phone handsets were likely to reduce earnings in the final quarter of its business year ending in September.
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Ts and Cs dispute A German company can fight an English customer in the German courts because its terms and conditions said that German jurisdiction applied â albeit those conditions were never sent to the English firm, the Court of Appeal ruled this week.â¦
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BERLIN The German engineering company Siemens said Thursday that its profit fell 10 percent in the fourth quarter as costly product defects led to losses in its mobile phone and train car businesses.
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German industrial conglomerate Siemens  AG may withdraw from the Internet TV market in China, a local  newspaper reported on Friday. Siemens has dismissed its team in  charge of Internet Protocol Television in China, the Shanghai  Securities News said, citing industry sources saying that it  was a "failure" for Siemens after the company had lost a bid to  cooperate in the launch of IPTV services in Shanghai.
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German engineering giant Siemens said it had suspended a number of employees in the ongoing corruption probe as evidence appeared to harden that they might have been involved in possible wrongdoing.
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A German court rejected Wednesday a request by the Volkswagen workers' council to suspend the registration of sports car maker Porsche under a European statute that would see workers' representation reduced on a new supervisory board, a court spokesman said.
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US drug maker Pfizer Inc has lost a bid to win the right to a popular Chinese translation of its male impotency drug Viagra, the Chinese High Court said on its website.
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Two new investigations Siemens has revealed that it is under investigation by the US Department of Justice over allegations that it paid out some â¬420m in bribes to help it secure telecoms contracts outside of Germany.â¦
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(InfoWorld) - Under mounting pressure from German government officials and former employees of the mobile phone division it paid BenQ to take off its hands, Siemens has set up a â¬35 million ($44.4 million) fund to aid workers at risk of losing their jobs. The move comes just days after BenQ announced it wouldÂ stop investing in BenQ Mobile, because it saw no end to the losses after already sinking over â¬600 million into the unit. BenQ Mobile, which employs 3,000 workers in Germany, immediately said it wouldÂ file for bankruptcy protection. Newspaper reports cited name calling and legal threats from both Siemens and BenQ in the dispute over the fate of workers at BenQ Mobile, but a BenQ representative said there has been no official contact between the two companies and that much of the talk is mere speculation. On Tuesday, Siemens announced it would set up the employee education and retraining fund, contributing â¬5 million of the sum from a salary increase already approved for Siemens' management, it said in a statement. The German electronics giant said its decision toÂ sell the mobile phone division to BenQÂ provided the greatest possible benefits to employees at the time of the sale, and that closing the business outright would have been a less expensive option. BenQ had presented a credible plan for operating and expanding the mobile phone division at the time of the sale, and Siemens believed it was sincere, the company said. The company expressed shock at BenQ's decision to "put its people on the street." BenQ declined to immediately comment on the jab. Siemens paid BenQ â¬250 million to take the loss-making division off its hands last year, and even agreed to buy a â¬50 million stake in BenQ to solidify the deal. Since then, BenQ Mobile's business has continued to deteriorate as rivals in the mobile phone industry snap up market share. The division caused BenQ toÂ post lossesÂ in each of the past three financial quarters.