( August 7, 2007, 07:24 GMT | Press Round-Up Europe) -- Contents: US judge overrules Microsoft patent breach fine; RBS ABN bid boosted by Fortis backing; Anti-YouTube plaintiffs grow; US govt. endorses Qualcomm chip phone ban; Akzo ups ICI bid; EC to appeal Schneider compensation ruling; Jobs cut at Siemens unit pre-sale; CO2 regulations complicate Jaguar, Land Rover sale; Indian court rejects Novartis patents suit; Investment bank league tables under question; Infineon to cut Qimonda stake; Microsoft, Nokia to cooperate on mobile phone software; Allianz withdraws national cartel fine appeal; Xstrata bids for Eland Platinum; Lion Capital to buy Nidan Soki.Contents: US judge overrules Microsoft patent breach fine; RBS ABN bid boosted by Fortis backing; Anti-YouTube plaintiffs grow; US govt. endorses Qualcomm chip phone ban; Akzo ups ICI bid; EC to appeal Schneider compensation ruling; Jobs cut at Siemens unit pre-sale; CO2 regulations complicate Jaguar, Land Rover sale; Indian court rejects Novartis patents suit; Investment bank league tables under question; Infineon to cut Qimonda stake; Microsoft, Nokia to cooperate on mobile phone software; Allianz withdraws national cartel fine appeal; Xstrata bids for Eland Platinum; Lion Capital to buy Nidan Soki....
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