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A San Francisco bankruptcy court approved Tuesday a $400 million settlement between creditors of defunct At Home Corp. and AT&T Corp. over the telecommunications giant's alleged role in the demise of the broadband services provider. The settlement ends litigation over whether AT&T breached its fiduciary duties as the controlling shareholder of At Home and whether the telecom misused the company's trade secrets in seeking to build its own high-speed Internet network.
June 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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