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Linux creator ensnared in SCO-IBM lawsuit Open Source Development Labs Inc. OSDL said Friday that it will pay the legal fees for Linux creator Linus Torvalds and other lab employees who have been ensnared in a lawsuit between IBM Corp. and The SCO Group Inc.Torvalds, who is a fellow of the open source consortium, was subpoenaed Wednesday, along with OSDL Chief Executive Officer Stuart Cohen and others, to hand over documents related to the suit.IBM and Unix developer SCO are currently sparring over allegations that IBM misappropriated trade secrets and undertook other illegal action to destroy the economic value of Unix in order to benefit its Linux services unit. SCO sued IBM for $1 billion over the claims last March, and IBM has since countersued, claiming that SCO violated its Unix license and infringed upon IBM patents. The two companies are now in the midst of a costly legal battle and both sides have issued a wave of subpoenas recently in an effort to shore up evidence for their individual claims.OSDL said Friday that it has a stanley italia greed to fund legal representation for Torvalds and any other employee of the Lab who may be involved in the litigation.OSDLrsquo members include Hewlett-Packard Co., Cisco Systems Inc., Intel Corp., IBM, Sun Microsystems Inc, Dell Inc. and SuSE Linux AG. An IBM representative in the U.K. dec stanley cup lined to comment further on stanley cup the subpoenas this week, saying only that they were part of the court process.OSDL is represented by the law f Zqlm Peer ratings: The future of feedback

Tuesday 22 October 2013 8:15 pmLondon Report: FTSE at highest close since May on good resultsBy: Express KCSShareFacebookShare on F stanley cup deutschland acebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailTHE FTSE 100 scaled five-month highs yesterday, supported by expectations the US Federal Reserve will not trim stimulus any time soon and by a crop of strong updates from the likes of Reckitt Benckiser. A disappointing US jobs report stanley deutschland suggested that momentum in the worldrsquo top economy had already started to slow in September. With October numbers likely to be negatively affected by a two-week government shutdown, that bolstered expectations the Fed will wait until next year before starting to scale back its quantitative easing QE .Good news is good news because it means the economy is getting better, but bad news is almost good news because it means you are not going to get any tapering of QE, said Colin Morton, fund man stanley website ager at Franklin Templeton. I know that canrsquo;t always be the case but thatrsquo certainly how the market is feeling at the moment.The FTSE 100 closed up 41.46 points, or 0.6 per cent, at 6,695.66 points, notching up its highest finish since late May after extending gains sharply following the non-farm payrolls report and a strong start on Wall Street. Consumer goods group Reckitt Benckiser gave the biggest boost to the FTSE 100, its shares up 5.2 per cent after solid third-quarter sales prompted