LightSquared’s plan to provide wireless service to 260 million users via airwaves originally reserved for satellite service ran into trouble in February when the Federal Communications Commission said it would withdraw its preliminary approval for LightSquared’s network, Bloomberg News reported.
“The message of our office is clear – tax dodging is not acceptable and we will use every tool in our arsenal to make sure that taxpayers’ money is protected, and that honest businesses and consumers are not placed at a disadvantage for collecting and paying their fair share of taxes,” Schneiderman said, according to the Los Angeles Times.
For $2 a pop, Wal-Mart photo center employees will add digital copies of DVDs or Blu-ray discs that customers own to a digital library they can access from their computers, smart phones and other Internet-connected devices, the Los Angeles Times reported.
US District Judge Ruben Castillo said that federal prosecutors convinced him that Jin had "criminally betrayed Motorola" but not that she was working on behalf of a foreign government or company, Reuters reported.
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