Apple chiede di sospendere la produzione dell? Action Figure di Steve Jobs!

Secondo quanto riportato dal quotidiano inglese?Telegrapf, Apple avrebbe richiesto di sospendere la produzione dell?Action Figure di Steve Jobs prodotta dall? azienda InIcons.


Pare, infatti, che Apple abbia inviato una lettera alla sede di InIcons con la quale questa faccia riferimento ad un uso illecito del marchio Apple ed all? utilizzo del nome Steve Jobs senza il consenso di quest? ultimo.

InIcons ha gi? ricevuto molti pre-ordini per l? Action Figure che dovrebbe essere disponibile a partire dal mese prossimo e questa lettera da parte di Apple sembra non cambiare i programmi dal momento che il portavoce dell? azienda Tony Cheung ha dichiarato in tono di sfida ad ABC News:

?Apple pu? fare quello che vuole. Noi non ci fermeremo, abbiamo appena cominciato la produzione?.

Cheung afferma, inoltre, che prima di avviare la produzione si ? assicurato di non ledere i copyright di Apple e tantomeno quelli di Steve Jobs affermando:

?Non era un attore, ma una persona normale. Non vi sono diritti d? autore per le persone normali. Steve Jobs non ? un prodotto, quindi penso che Apple non abbia il copyright su di lui?.?

Sembra che ci siano tutti i presupposti per una nuova battaglia legale tra Apple ad un? azienda che cerca di lucrare sul suo successo.?

E voi, chi pensate abbia ragione in questa circostanza? Apple che cerca di preservare l? immagine del suo fondatore, o Cheung che ha gi? investito nella realizzazione di questo prodotto??

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Source: http://www.meladvice.com/apple-chiede-di-sospendere-la-produzione-dell-action-figure-di-steve-jobs/

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Obama to promote insourcing of jobs

President Barack Obama has a quiet lunch with a small group of supporters who were winners of his re-election campaign's "Lunch with Barack" fundraising sweepstakes, Friday, Jan. 6, 2012, at a restaurant in Washington. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

President Barack Obama has a quiet lunch with a small group of supporters who were winners of his re-election campaign's "Lunch with Barack" fundraising sweepstakes, Friday, Jan. 6, 2012, at a restaurant in Washington. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

Graphic shows unemployment rate and jobs since President Clinton and jobs by sector.

WASHINGTON (AP) ? President Barack Obama is highlighting companies that have returned jobs to the U.S. and he says that's one more way of putting people back to work.

The White House plans a forum Wednesday, called "Insourcing American Jobs," that will bring together business leaders who shifted work back home. The president said Saturday in his weekly radio and Internet address that the event will discuss ways business leaders can return more jobs to the country.

"We're heading in the right direction. And we're not going to let up," Obama said on the heels of the government reporting Friday that the unemployment rate fell to 8.5 percent in December.

Obama noted that the jobs report showed the economy added more than 200,000 private sector jobs last month and that more than 3 million private sector jobs had been added during the past 22 months. He said the nation was "starting 2012 with manufacturing on the rise and the American auto industry on the mend."

The president said the U.S. couldn't return "to the days when the financial system was stacking the deck against ordinary Americans," citing his decision to install former Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray as the director of the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau while the Senate was on break, circumventing Republican opposition to the appointment.

Obama said his "New Year's resolution" to all Americans was to "keep doing whatever it takes to move this economy forward and to make sure that middle-class families regain the security they've lost over the past decade."

New York Rep. Nan Hayworth, delivering the GOP address, said the jobs report showed the difficulty that many Americans face in finding work. Hayworth said the unemployment rate has remained above 8 percent for 35 straight months, "the longest such stretch since the Great Depression."

"Leaders in Washington should have no higher priority this year than getting our economy back to creating jobs," Hayworth said.

The New York congresswoman said House Republicans would promote small business and reduce government regulation.

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Online:

Obama address: www.whitehouse.gov

GOP address: http://www.youtube.com/HouseConference

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Florida high school grades rise again in 2011

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Florida high schools have raised their grades again.

State education officials announced Wednesday that 78 percent received an A or B in 2011. That compares to 71 percent the previous year.

Just six high schools got an F compared to 11 in 2010.

High school grades were based entirely on scores from the Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test - or FCAT - until 2010. That's when other factors were added, including graduation rates and participation in advanced classes.

High school grades increased sharply under the new system in 2010. While that trend continued in 2011, it could end this year because the state has made it harder to pass the FCAT.

Schools that received an A or improve by a letter grade will receive cash awards of $70 per student.

Source: http://www.cbs12.com/news/high-4737784-grades-florida.html

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DC councilman resigns post ahead of guilty plea

FILE - In this Jan. 15, 2008 file photo, District of Columbia city council member Harry Thomas Jr., left, speaks in Washington. Authorities say Thomas has been charged with stealing more than $350,000 in government funds and filing false tax returns. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)

FILE - In this Jan. 15, 2008 file photo, District of Columbia city council member Harry Thomas Jr., left, speaks in Washington. Authorities say Thomas has been charged with stealing more than $350,000 in government funds and filing false tax returns. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin, File)

FILE - In this Dec. 2, 2011 file photo, FBI and IRS investigators seize a motorcycle from the house of Washington D.C. Council member Harry Thomas Jr., in Washington. Authorities say Thomas has been charged with stealing more than $350,000 in government funds and filing false tax returns. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)

(AP) ? A D.C. councilmember charged with stealing more than $350,000 in government funds and filing false tax returns announced his resignation Thursday and plans to plead guilty, bringing an end to one of several recent scandals that have plagued District of Columbia government.

Harry Thomas Jr., a 51-year-old Democrat, was charged earlier in the day in a criminal information following plea discussions between his attorneys and federal prosecutors. That document typically indicates a defendant's intention to plead guilty, and a plea hearing was scheduled for Friday morning in federal court in Washington.

After facing calls for his resignation throughout the day from Mayor Vincent Gray and from several colleagues, Thomas issued a statement through his lawyer Thursday night saying he would step down, effectively immediately. He apologized for what he called "very serious mistakes" and "inadequate and flawed judgment."

"As a Councilmember and throughout my life, I have dedicated myself to serving the residents and the youth of Washington, D.C. In the pursuit of this work, I made some poor decisions and acted in ways I simply should not have," Thomas said in the statement. "I was wrong."

Within the past two weeks, Thomas has encouraged his remaining staff to search for new jobs, according to multiple council employees with knowledge of his actions who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to disclose that information.

The money Thomas will admit to stealing had been earmarked for youth sports programs, according to a lawsuit filed last June by the district's attorney general. The criminal information does not detail what Thomas did with the alleged stolen funds.

Thomas was previously accused of spending the stolen money on a luxury SUV, travel and rounds of golf. He agreed to pay back $300,000 in a civil settlement with the attorney general, although he missed a scheduled $50,000 payment that was due Tuesday.

The tax return charge accuses Thomas of failing to report $356,000 in income between 2007 and 2009.

Thomas was also ordered to forfeit an SUV and a motorcycle that were seized last month by federal agents who raided his northeast Washington home.

The U.S. Attorney's Office declined to comment.

Other district officials are facing federal scrutiny. Gray's campaign staffers have been accused of giving cash and promising a government job to a minor mayoral candidate in exchange for that person's withering criticism of then-Mayor Adrian Fenty in 2010.

Council Chairman Kwame Brown is being investigated in relation to his steering more than $200,000 in campaign funds to a firm controlled by his brother in 2008. Brown, who had earlier said he expected Thomas to resign, said late Thursday that he was saddened and disappointed.

"It is a somber day for District residents and I believe that we will prevail as we have before through tumultuous times," the council chairman said in a statement.

Councilmember Mary Cheh, who called on Thomas to resign last summer, told The Associated Press that she was shocked by the brazenness of his actions.

"This is a direct diversion of funds. To use the word that makes it obvious to the public, this is stealing public money," Cheh said. "I don't think what we're talking about with the other investigations is really that stark a breach of the public trust."

Three other councilmembers had asked Thomas to step down. Under district law, officeholders convicted of a felony can continue serving until they go to prison.

Thomas' late father was a longtime D.C. councilmember. The younger Thomas was elected in 2006 to represent Ward 5, a majority-black, mixed-income section of the district that includes parts of its northeast and northwest quadrants. He was re-elected in 2010.

According to the district attorney general's lawsuit, Thomas steered the money into a nonprofit that provides golf programs for youth. That group then paid most of the grant money to an organization under Thomas' control, known as Team Thomas, the lawsuit said.

Team Thomas was supposed to use the funds for youth sports programs. But instead, Thomas spent the money on himself, buying a luxury SUV and traveling to exclusive golf courses including Pebble Beach Golf Links in California, the lawsuit said.

Tim Day, the former Republican candidate for Thomas' seat who first alerted district authorities to irregularities with Team Thomas, said resignation would help "cure our city of this ethical cancer."

"I hope this brings some closure so Ward 5 can have the positive attention and representation it deserves," Day said in a statement.

Thomas's resignation is expected to trigger a special election to choose his replacement within about four months, at a cost of hundreds of thousands of dollars to district taxpayers.

Despite the allegations, Thomas still enjoys some support in his ward. Robert King, a neighborhood commissioner who chaired Thomas' 2006 campaign, said he was struggling to come to grips with the idea that his friend might have stolen money.

"I'm having a hard time trying to believe that he would take any money from the children," King said Wednesday as reports were surfacing about an imminent plea deal. "He's been more involved in athletics and baseball than he's been involved in politics. That is his first love."

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Norwest Equity Partners invests in California ag company

Norwest Equity Partners invests in California ag company?(access required)

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Minneapolis-based Norwest Equity Partners on Tuesday announced a ?significant investment? in Actagro, a Biola, Calif.-based developer and maker of organic liquid and specialty plant nutrients. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. Actagro says its products, which it sells to agricultural retailers and distributors, are more efficient ? providing a fertilizing option that is more sustainable ...

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US stocks leap on first day of new year

Robert Tuccillo, Jr., a Barclays Capital trader, is surrounded with stock market info monitors as he works during the first day of trading at the New York Stock Market on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012. The Dow Jones industrial average soared 200 points, or 1.7 percent, to 12,423 in the first minutes of trading Tuesday. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)

Robert Tuccillo, Jr., a Barclays Capital trader, is surrounded with stock market info monitors as he works during the first day of trading at the New York Stock Market on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012. The Dow Jones industrial average soared 200 points, or 1.7 percent, to 12,423 in the first minutes of trading Tuesday. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)

Peter Tuchman, a trader with Quattro M Securities, works from a handheld computer during the first day of trading at the New York Stock Market on Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2012. The Dow Jones industrial average soared 200 points, or 1.7 percent, to 12,423 in the first minutes of trading Tuesday. (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)

(AP) ? The stock market got a big jump on a better year.

Stocks rose sharply Tuesday in the first trading of 2012 as investors returned from the holiday and found encouraging economic reports from the United States and around the world.

The Dow Jones industrial average rose more than 260 points in morning trading and maintained most of the gains. At about 3:30 p.m. EST, the Dow was up 205 points, or 1.7 percent, at 12,418.

The Standard & Poor's 500 index was up 21 points at 1,278. The S&P, a broader gauge of the overall market than the Dow, finished 2011 almost exactly where it started ? down a sliver, 0.04 of a point.

The market could be getting an extra boost this year from what's known as the January effect: Investors sell stocks at the end of the year to lock in losses for tax purposes, then come back in January and buy stocks to reinvest.

And the effect could be more pronounced this year because the stock market was so volatile in 2011 and more investors were forced to take losses, said Sam Stovall, chief equity strategist at Standard & Poor's Capital IQ.

Those investors are back hunting for bargains, he said: "Investors are a lot like dieters and look to January as a new beginning."

January is a fairly good predictor of the year to come for U.S. stocks. Only seven times since 1950 has January turned out to be a "major error" in predicting the year to come, according to the Stock Trader's Almanac.

In other words, whichever direction the market has gone in January, the rest of the year has usually followed.

The "major errors" are usually extraordinary events, the almanac points out. In 2001, for example, the S&P 500 rose 3.5 percent in January, but the market was rocked by the Sept. 11 attacks and finished the year down 13 percent.

The first day of the year is less useful for fortunetelling than the first month. If you were to bet on whether the market would finish the year up or down based on how it performed the first day, you would be right only about half the time.

And there's no special power to January. A strong market in any single month makes it more likely that the market will be higher over the 12 months to come, Dan Greenhaus, chief global strategist at the brokerage BTIG, pointed out in a note to clients.

"As goes any month, so goes any 12-month period," he said. "This is not the exclusive province of January."

Predictive ability aside, Tuesday was on track to be the fourth time a row the market rose on opening day. On Jan. 3, 2011, on its way to flat-lining for the year, the S&P rose 14 points.

Bank stocks and materials and industrial companies posted the largest gains. Alcoa, which produces aluminum, and JPMorgan Chase bank each rose more than 5 percent, making them the biggest winners among the 30 stocks in the Dow.

The market's gains were broad. All but two of the 30 Dow stocks were higher by 2 p.m. Of the 10 major categories of stocks in the S&P 500 index, one, utilities, was lower. Utilities are traditionally conservative stocks to own.

In the latest sign of strength in the U.S. economy, manufacturing expanded in December at the fastest pace in six months. Construction spending jumped in November as builders spent more on single-family homes, apartments and remodeling projects.

Germany, Europe's largest economy, reported that the average number of people unemployed last year was the lowest in two decades. Germany has an unemployment rate of 6.6 percent, compared with 8.6 percent in the United States.

And a Chinese manufacturing index rose in December, reversing a November slide and raising hopes that China's economic slowdown is under control.

The economic reports overshadowed, at least for a day, concerns in the global markets about the European debt crisis, which will probably be the main catalyst for markets in the weeks ahead.

Earlier Tuesday, the government of debt-crippled Greece warned that it would have to ditch the euro currency if the details of a second international bailout worth $169 billion can't be worked out.

Investors have been afraid that a Greek exit from the euro currency union would further disrupt the Greek economy and cause heavy losses for European banks that hold Greek government debt, perhaps triggering a global financial crisis.

The second Greek bailout was approved last October, but Greece still has to persuade its creditors, including banks and investment firms, to take steep losses on their holdings of Greek debt.

Greece also says more tax increases and spending cuts may be required. A spokesman for the Greek government, Pantelis Kapsis, said negotiations in the next three or four months with international debt monitors will "determine everything."

U.S. investors were also reacting to news they had missed out on during the holidays:

? On Dec. 30, a federal court delayed the implementation of new air-pollution regulations. Coal stocks did well Tuesday: Peabody Energy Corp. and James River Coal Co. soared 9 percent and Alpha Natural Resources Inc. 7 percent.

? Last week, a JPMorgan analyst told clients that two wireless companies, Leap Wireless International Inc. and MetroPCS Communications Inc., could be targeted by AT&T or T-Mobile for takeovers. MetroPCS rose 8 percent Tuesday, and Leap rose 5 percent.

In other corporate news:

? Chesapeake Energy Corp. rose 4 percent after the energy company sold a part of its Ohio oil and gas business to a unit of French energy company Total SA for $2.32 billion.

? Rambus Inc. jumped 8 percent after the technology licensing company raised its fourth-quarter revenue forecast to $83 million from an earlier range of $66 million to $71 million.

Associated Press

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Oil-rich Nigeria stops fuel subsidies

Nigeria is ending fuel subsidies, an official has said, a move that is sure to be unpopular in the oil-rich nation where citizens have come to expect cheap fuel as one of their few government benefits.

The Petroleum Products Pricing Regulatory Agency will stop paying the subsidy to petroleum importers effective immediately, said executive secretary Reginald Stanley in a statement on Sunday.

The government has said the move will save the country some $US8 billion ($A7.91 billion), some of which will be dedicated to much-needed infrastructure projects. Previous attempts to lift the subsidies have been met with nationwide strike actions.

"Consumers are assured of adequate supply of quality products at prices that are competitive and non-exploitative and so there is no need for anyone to engage in panic buying or product hoarding," the statement read.

However, less than an hour after Sunday's announcement, some gas stations in the commercial capital of Lagos had stopped selling gas, presumably in the hope of selling it post-subsidy for more than the current price of about $US1.70 ($A1.68) per gallon, or US45 cents (A44.52 cents) per litre.

A similar move in neighboring Ghana last week raised prices by about 15 per cent, said oil and gas analyst Dolapo Oni.

Nigeria, an OPEC member nation producing about 2.4 million barrels of crude oil a day, is a top supplier to the United States, but virtually all of its petroleum products are imported after years of graft, mismanagement and violence at its refineries.

Consumers in Nigeria find themselves having to line up for hours whenever events affecting the price or distribution of fuel trigger panic buying or hoarding. Nigerians rely heavily on fuel not only for their cars, but also to power the generators that many homes and businesses use to compensate for the nation's epileptic power supply. They consume more than nine million gallons (about 35 million litres) of fuel per day, according to a report from the regulatory agency.

"The bill of the fuel subsidy rose so much over the last year," said Oni.

"It is partly due to corruption, but also due to Nigerians' growing consumption."

The Nigerian Labor Congress declined to immediately comment, but had previously said they would fight any attempt to lift the subsidy.

Potential unrest over the subsidy removal would likely add to Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan's security woes after he declared a state of emergency on Saturday in parts of the country affected by a growing Islamist insurgency.

In a country where people see little benefit from the country's staggering oil wealth, a culture of distrust has come to define the relationship between the Nigerian people and their government.

However, the country's respected economic team has promised that things will be different.

"Over and over, promises have been broken," said finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, a former World Bank official, at a recent conference held in Lagos.

"Over and over, they have not seen the implementation they want take place ... This is different," she said.

Okonjo-Iweala has been pushing for the removal and mentioned lifting subsidies during her screening by the Nigerian senate before her appointment as finance minister with extended powers.

Analysts believe she expects the move will sanitize the sector of the industry responsible for selling and distributing fuel and make it more efficient.

Source: http://finance.ninemsn.com.au/newsbusiness/aap/8397457/oil-rich-nigeria-stops-fuel-subsidies

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Futures jump after Chinese, German data (Reuters)

NEW YORK (Reuters) ? Stock index futures rose sharply on Tuesday as upbeat Chinese and German data boosted optimism about the global economy after the S&P 500 index ended flat in 2011.

Global markets rallied, including in Asia where data showed improvement in Chinese manufacturing, while European shares also rose, led by mining stocks after the Chinese data lifted hopes that demand would be strong for metals.

The world's largest consumer of metals, avoided contraction in December, albeit slightly.

Also boosting sentiment, German unemployment fell more than forecast.

Investors could get more signals about a U.S. economic recovery, with data from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Index of National Factory Activity for December as well as November construction spending, both due at 10 a.m. EST (1500 GMT).

November construction spending is expected to show a gain of 0.5 percent, versus 0.8 percent, according to a Reuters survey of economists. The ISM manufacturing index is forecast rising to 53.2 percent in December from 52.7 percent in the previous month.

The Federal Open Market Committee will release minutes from its December 13 meeting is due at 2 p.m. ET (1900 GMT).

"A combination of beginning of the year giddiness and better than expected economic data in Asia and in Europe has the S&P futures well bid," said Peter Boockvar, equity strategist at Miller Tabak & Co in New York.

But concerns about the euro zone debt crisis continued on the first trading day of the new year.

S&P 500 futures rose 18.4 points and were above fair value, a formula that evaluates pricing by taking into account interest rates, dividends and time to expiration on the contract. Dow Jones industrial average futures jumped 180 points, and Nasdaq 100 futures advanced 38.5 points.

The broad S&P 500 ended flat for 2011. It lost a mere 0.003 percent, the closest to unchanged since 1947, according to Standard & Poor's.

Barclays Capital has downgraded five semiconductor stocks including Intel Corp (INTC.O), saying the sector is in for a "volatile" 2012 as an inventory correction extends into the first quarter, with a recovery due only in the second half.

Intel shares were up 1.4 percent at $24.58 in premarket trade.

Starbucks Corp (SBUX.O) shares will be in view after the coffee shop chain said it was raising prices in the U.S. Northeast and Sunbelt by an average of about 1 percent.

Jefferies & Co upgraded American Eagle Outfitters Inc (AEO.N) and Ann Inc (ANN.N) to "buy," saying U.S. specialty retailers could see better margins this year due to a slow but ongoing consumer recovery, combined with normalized cotton costs. Shares of American Eagle Outfitters rose 3.1 percent in premarket trade at $15.77.

The Thomson Reuters/PayNet small business lending index showed borrowing by small U.S. businesses hit its highest level in nearly four years in November and suggested an economy recovery was gathering momentum.

(Reporting By Angela Moon; editing by Jeffrey Benkoe)

Source: http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/stocks/*http%3A//news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20120103/bs_nm/us_markets_stocks

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