Some PSINet operations will move from Germany; US company's decision is prompted by ruling on Internet pornography

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PSINet Inc., based in Herndon, VA, said it would relocate a portion of its Internet business out of Germany. The moves follows a disputed May 1998 ruling issued by a Bavarian court on pornography. While stating that it will pursue its business activities in Germany, PSINet said it will move some other services to other business cites in Europe. Hermut Blank, managing director of the firm, which keeps and displays Web pages for home and corporate customers, said it has to transfer to places where international laws are enforced.

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Says it would relocate a portion of its Internet business out of Germany

Internet service providers, PSINet Inc., Article

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BMW reaches accord to sell rights to Rover brand name

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BMW AG of Germany has sold the rights to the Rover brand name but has not named the buyer. The automobile giant was in negotiations with Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp. of China. The Chinese automobile industrial had offered approximately 11 million Pounds ($20.8 million) for the brand name Rover.

Alliances, partnerships, Licensing/Sales Agreements, Licensing agreements, Company licensing agreement

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BMW icon at crossroads: potential 3-Series redesign faces high stakes as rivals tread on turf, purists fret

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BMW's 3-series is facing ever greater competition in the luxury sport sedan market. Plans to redesign the cars could backfire, as loyal customers consider other possibilities and look to take advantage of downward pressure on prices.

Marketing, Company marketing practices, BMW 3-Series (Automobile)

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