Struggling dot-com company gets opportunity for a second act

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Terayon Communications Systems was locked out of the U.S. cable modem market until CableLabs decided the firm's technology should be part of the standards. The firm's stocks rose more than 50% on the day of that news. Its ratings went from 'hold' to 'buy' or 'strong buy.' CableLabs is a nonprofit research group funded by the cable industry. Terayon's technology is called S-CDMA, Synchronous Code Division Multiple Access.

Semiconductors and related devices, Semiconductor Devices, Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, Telephone and telegraph apparatus, Modems, 301-1200 bps, Printed Circuit Assembly (Electronic Assembly) Manufacturing, Standards, Semiconductor industry, Management, Computer network equipment industry, Network hardware industry, Finance, Internet services, Cable modem, Cable modems, Technology development, Cable television, Securities, Company business management, Cable television/data services, Company financing, Cable Television Laboratories Inc., Terayon Communications Systems Inc.

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At Vioxx Trial, a Discrepancy Appears to Undercut Merck's Defense

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In a letter to physicians, in 2001, Merck and Company failed to report the actual number of patients having cardiovascular problems as a result of taking Vioxx.

Complications and side effects, Records and correspondence, Wrongful death, Evidence, Santanello, Nancy

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Jury Begins To Deliberate Vioxx Case

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Pharmaceutical giant, Merck and Company Inc. are fighting their second lawsuit related to the safety of their pain medication Vioxx. The company did not alert doctors to the serious complications and side effects of the drug.

Health aspects, Conduct of court proceedings, Courtroom proceedings, Humeston, Frederick

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