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Volterra shares soar after 4Q earningsNEW YORK — Shares of Volterra Semiconductor Corp. soared Tuesday after the chip maker reported a nearly sevenfold jump in fourth-quarter earnings.
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- Ebay results to give investors a look at how the online marketplace fared during the holidays
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- IBM offers clues on tech-spending recovery, boosts 2010 guidance as it pumps profitable units
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- Massport board approves plan for free wireless Internet access at Boston’s Logan Airport
- Wisconsin Legislature approve ban on texting while driving; governor says he’ll sign bill
- Wisconsin lawmakers passes ban on texting while driving with bipartisan support
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