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Yahoo to Reject Microsoft Bid
Yahoo's board plans to reject Microsoft's unsolicited $44.6 billion offer to acquire the Web giant, a person familiar with the situation says.



Dell Takes a Step Back From AMD
Dell will stop selling most consumer PCs powered by AMD chips through its popular Web site. The move is a setback for AMD, which spent years convincing Dell to modify its longtime strategy of using only Intel chips.



Nasdaq Gains; Buyback Plan Boosts Amazon
Amazon shares rose Friday on news of the online retailer's largest-ever buyback plan. The Nasdaq edged higher as investors looked for bargains, but the index still finished 4.5% lower for the week.



FCC Vote on News Corp. Deal Soon
The FCC will vote soon on a deal between News Corp. and Liberty Media to swap assets. The transaction has been awaiting approval from the FCC and Department of Justice for more than a year.



Polaroid to Close U.S. Film Plants
Polaroid is closing its remaining U.S. film plants next month and will stop making film for its venerable instant-picture cameras by the end of the year.



Alcatel Woes Deepen on Wireless
Alcatel's $3.65 billion write-down on what was supposed to be one of its key wireless technologies raises concerns that the company overpaid for Lucent.



Corning Results Projected to Rise
Corning reaffirmed expectations of strong first-quarter demand for its liquid-crystal-display glass used in flat-screen televisions and computers.



Microsoft's Office Push Scrutinized
Microsoft is under EU scrutiny over its push to get the Office file format ratified as an international standard.



Anchor Cut Mideast Internet Cable
A ship's anchor was behind one of the two cuts last week in undersea Internet cables around the Middle East that caused dramatic outages across the region.



Probe May Derail Music Venture
The Justice Department has begun an inquiry into Universal Music's proposal to its three main competitors that they develop a service to compete with Apple's iTunes.