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Stanford Hospital investigating patient data leak

Confidential medical data on 20,000 patients potentially compromised

LightSquared faces Congress, amends plan

Facing sharp criticism over GPS interference, the company has proposed more commitments to a solution

US Senate approves major patent system overhaul

The first major update of U.S. patent law goes to President Obama for his signature

Tech Titans We Will Miss and Ones Better Off Dismissed

FTC: No, your smartphone can’t heal acne

The agency reaches a settlement agreement with makers of two smartphone apps that promised acne treatment

Google+: 4 Tools to Boost Your Social Networking Experience

Microsoft targets ERP rival Lawson with Dynamics AX 2012

It's hoping to lure Lawson Software customers with special pricing

Nokia to put free Microsoft apps on Symbian Belle smartphones

Word, Excel and PowerPoint coming in 2012

Will Droid Bionic users pay for Lapdock? Analysts skeptical

Enlarged display and keyboard are designed to expand smartphone usability -- for $300

9/11: Attacks changed the way companies view IT

The terrorist attacks led to a greater focus on disaster recovery and cloud storage, IT managers say