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Napster Inc. founder Shawn Fanning looks down during a news conference in San Francisco Monday after a ruling that Napster must stop allowing the millions of music fans who use its free Internet-based service from sharing copyrighted material.
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$1 billion Napster settlement offer rejected
The recording industry balked at Napster Inc.'s $1 billion offer to settle a copyright infringement lawsuit, viewing the proposal put forth by the free online music-sharing service a publicity ploy without serious merit.
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Caution in the e-mail minefield can save hassles and grief
E-mail is only as reliable as your Internet service, the accuracy of your e-mail address book and your skill at typing in addresses.
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UH seeks prestige, computer contract
A battle over bytes is brewing between the University of Hawai'i and the University of New Mexico, both of which are seeking the operating contract for the Maui High Performance Computing Center and its supercomputer. |
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McDonald's moving arches in Hawai'i Kai
McDonald's Corp. is replacing its restaurant at Koko Marina Center with a new restaurant at nearby Hawaii Kai Shopping Center, though the company may maintain a scaled-back version of the fast-food eatery at Koko Marina. |
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Japan reports trade deficit
Japan posted its first trade deficit in four years in January, without adjusting for seasonal variations, as slowing growth in Asia and the United States cut into sales of exporters from Nippon Steel Corp. to Fujitsu Ltd. |
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Bears of 2000 hold late New Year party
The Nasdaq plunged a second straight session yesterday as concerns mounted that the technology sector's problems are deeper than just excess inventories that can be worked off by July.
 January dot-com shutdowns matched those in November
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