After review was put on hold on December 6, the Google-Motorola deal is back on track, with a new deadline of February 13 set by the European Commission. Google is seeking to buy Motorola Mobility Holdings to obtain access to its 17,000 patents and gain a toehold in the hardware industry.
More on the deal here.
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