Technology

Fujitsu Investors Renew Calls for More Information Over Nozoe Controversy Fujitsu Ltd. drew renewed calls from investors to shed more light on the departure of former President Kuniaki Nozoe after the Tokyo Stock Exchange ended a probe into the conflicting reasons given by the company.

PCCW Says Chairman Richard Li's Plans to Buy Out Phone Company Are `Dead' PCCW Ltd., linked to a police probe following a court ruling that a buyout bid by Chairman Richard Li had been manipulated, said investors at Hong Kong’s biggest phone company should consider the takeover plan as “dead.”

`Hurt Locker's' Oscars May Double Box-Office Ticket Revenue, Analysts Say “The Hurt Locker” DVD sales spiked after the film won best picture at the Academy Awards, and analysts said its six Oscars may help double box-office revenue for distributor Summit Entertainment LLC.

Bank of America Hires Nomura's Yosuke Tomimatsu as a Technology Analyst Bank of America Corp., the largest U.S. bank, hired Yosuke Tomimatsu from Nomura Holdings Inc. as an analyst to cover Japan’s Internet services industry, according to an internal memo obtained by Bloomberg News.

Telstra Gains on Newspaper Report Breakup Lacks Australian Senate Support Telstra Corp., Australia’s largest phone company, rose the most in almost six months in Sydney trading on a report the government lacks support to pass legislation to break up the former state-owned monopoly.

Canon Says China to Be Top Camera Market in 2015, Will Double Stores There Canon Inc. expects China’s camera market to become the world’s largest as early as 2015, overtaking the U.S., its head of the business said.

Google Opens Online Applications Store to Lure Developers of New Software Google Inc., owner of the most popular Internet search engine, opened an online store that lets developers of business software sell their own programs.

America Movil Proposes One-Time Dividend, Larger Stock-Buyback Program America Movil SAB proposed to pay a one-time dividend of 32 centavos per share and increase its stock buyback fund, returning cash to shareholders even as it plots Latin America’s largest acquisition this year.

Viacom CEO Dauman Says `Rock Band 3' Game to Be Released by Holiday Season Viacom Inc. Chief Executive Officer Philippe Dauman said “Rock Band 3,” the next edition of the music-based video game, will be released in time for the Christmas holiday season.

Cisco Introduces Faster Router That Accelerates Video Downloads From Web Cisco Systems Inc., seeking to boost sales to phone carriers, introduced an Internet router that will let Web users download movies, songs and data faster to computers and mobile devices.