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A toxic legacy is fought out in court
Scott Tong Jul 2, 2012
A $25 billion lawsuit against a subsidiary of Anadarko, the giant oil and gas company, is about environmental pollution and bankruptcy. The tiny town of Avoca, Pa., one of the plaintiffs.
Is the all-you-can-eat model ever a good idea?
David Lazarus May 9, 2012
Unlimited data plans, unlimited airline miles, all-you-can eat buffets -- looking at the logic (or lack of) behind companies that launch all-you-can-eat plans.
Unpaid interns file lawsuits
Nancy Marshall-Genzer May 4, 2012
The unpaid internship is a common work experience for many college and graduate students. But now some are saying that businesses need to pay up.
AT&T finally sells its Yellow Pages unit
Mark Garrison Apr 9, 2012
AT&T said it is selling its Yellow Pages unit to private equity firm Cerberus. One a powerhouse, the Yellow Pages is losing to online rivals.
AT&T faces worker walkout
Eve Troeh Apr 6, 2012
Some 40,000 AT&T workers could strike this weekend if contract negotiations fail.
AT&T sets new limit on 'unlimited' data plans
Mitchell Hartman Mar 2, 2012
Company "throttles" or slows down data for users who hit the limit. To get back up to speed, they'll have to pay for more data.
Are you getting throttled into paying more for your wireless coverage?
John Moe Feb 27, 2012
A new study suggests unlimited data customers are getting squeezed.
If your wireless carrier had a pro wrestling alter-ego, it would probably be called “The Throttler.”
Marc Sanchez Feb 24, 2012
But would it win many matches?
Will Verizon become the only wireless company in the country?
John Moe Feb 23, 2012
Plus, a new do not track option for the web
FCC invites public comment on Verizon spectrum deal
John Moe Feb 23, 2012
Verizon seeking to acquire spectrum space from cable companies
