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Google's China Advertising Agents Demand Compensation in Event of Pullout Google Inc. received demands from advertising agents in China to provide compensation plans for companies threatened to go out of business by a possible shutdown of the U.S. company’s Web site in the country.

Mumbai Terror Plot Suspect Headley to Plead Guilty, Defense Lawyer Says David Coleman Headley, a Chicago man accused of helping plot the November 2008 Mumbai terror attacks and a never-executed assault on a Danish newspaper, will enter a guilty plea before a U.S. judge, his lawyer said.

U.K. Regulator to Push Global Counterparts for Rule-Based Curbs on Bonuses The U.K. will push other countries to adopt a “rules-based” approach to bonuses similar to its own, the head of Britain’s Financial Services Authority said.

Verizon Asks U.S. Trade Officials to Block Cablevision Set-Top Box Imports Verizon Communications Inc. filed a patent-infringement complaint with U.S. trade officials, seeking to block imports of television set-top boxes for Cablevision Systems Corp.

Chicago Title Assisted San Diego Investment Fraud, Mastermind Tells Jury Employees of Fidelity National Financial Inc.’s Chicago Title Corp. unit helped carry out a $30 million fraud, the convicted mastermind of the scheme said at the start of a civil trial against the title insurer.

Stanford's Receiver Sues Texas Lobbyist Ben Barnes Over $5 Million in Pay Ralph Janvey, the receiver for R. Allen Stanford’s businesses, sued former Texas Lieutenant Governor Ben Barnes to recover consulting and lobbying fees he got from the indicted financier during the past five years.

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