Hongfujin drops libel lawsuit against journalists (Kyodo via Yahoo! Asia News) _ Hongfujin Precision Industry Co., a Taiwan-funded company that assembles Apple Computer Inc.'s iPod music players in China, has dropped a defamation lawsuit against two Chinese journalists and their newspaper, a statement posted on the newspaper's website said. [News Source]

Chinese iPod Supplier Withdraws Lawsuit (ABC News) Chinese Supplier of Apple's IPod Withdraws Defamation Lawsuit Against Journalists [News Source]

Chinese iPod supplier withdraws lawsuit (AP via Yahoo! News) A Chinese supplier of Apple Computer's iPod has withdrawn a defamation lawsuit it filed against two Chinese journalists over claims of labor mistreatment. [News Source]

Chinese iPods supplier withdraws lawsuit (The Age) A Chinese supplier of Apple Computer's iPod has withdrawn a defamation lawsuit it filed against two Chinese journalists over claims of labour mistreatment, the official Xinhua News Agency has reported. [News Source]

Chinese iPods supplier withdraws lawsuit (AAP via Yahoo!7 Finance) A Chinese supplier of Apple Computer's iPod has withdrawn a defamation lawsuit it filed against two Chinese journalists. [News Source]

Foxconn withdraws defamation lawsuit against journalists (People’s Daily) Foxconn, a Taiwan-funded company, withdrew on Sunday its defamation lawsuit against two journalists and their newspaper, said a joint statement released by the company and newspaper. [News Source]

Chinese supplier of iPods to Apple withdraws defamation lawsuit, Xinhua says (Sydney Morning Herald) A Chinese supplier of Apple Computer's iPod has withdrawn a defamation lawsuit it filed against two Chinese journalists over claims of labor mistreatment, the official Xinhua News Agency reported Monday. - [News Source]

Lawsuit highlights wrangling over Upstate automotive park (WIS News 10 Columbia) A developer's lawsuit over Clemson University's new automotive research park is giving a glimpse at how large projects develop at South Carolina's universities. [News Source]

Lawsuit highlights wrangling over Upstate automotive park (The Times and Democrat) COLUMBIA, S.C. - As a lawsuit over Clemson University's new automotive research parks winds through the courts, it is giving a glimpse at how large projects develop at South Carolina's universities. [News Source]

Sparks City Council Settles Lawsuit with Harvey Whittemore and Peppermill Casinos (KRNV) The Sparks City Council has voted to settle a lawsuit by allowing developer Harvey Whittemore and Peppermill Casinos to build a $100 million hotel casino near a library and park. [News Source]