The popular smart phone will be available at 846 Target stores-those that include Target Mobile centers.
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The company wants to increase rates by a total of $198 million, or about 7.4 percent, effective in 2012.
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The suit dates back to 2007 and surrounds two employees who joined CSI from Ev3.
Michael Margulies-who stole from his former law firm, Lindquist & Vennum, and the firm's clients-got substantially less prison time than the maximum 20 years he faced for the count of wire fraud to which he pleaded guilty in June.
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Federal prosecutors argue that the trial surrounding Tom Petters and the subsequent 50-year prison sentence were fair-and they ask that the Ponzi schemer's appeal be denied.
U.S. District Court Judge Michael Davis said Monday that Trevor Cook has not provided help in recovering assets or shown that he is unable to do so.
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A credit union worker admitted to running a computer parts scheme through which he defrauded Cisco Systems, Inc., of about $388,000.
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The National Labor Relations Board alleges that Regis illegally solicited employees to promise in writing that they would not sign union authorization cards in the future.
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