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	ADVERTISEMENT Thursday, November 11, 2010 Verizon launches Flex View Verizon Communications Inc. said it is debuting Flex View, a feature that gives the company's FiOS TV customers "anywhere, anytime access to on-demand video entertainment." Viacom plans to sell Rock Band creator Harmonix Viacom Inc. said Thursday that it plans to sell the company that developed the "Rock Band" video game franchise, a move that cut the media conglomerate's third-quarter earnings by 59 percent. Cotendo says Akamai lawsuit has no merit Cotendo Inc. said today that a patent-infringement lawsuit filed against the company by Akamai Technologies Inc. and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has no merit. AirTran puts Baltimore/Washington on sale AirTran Airways launched today a 48-hour super sale that includes $49 one-way fares between Logan International Airport and from Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. Synta selling $5m in common stock to director LEXINGTON -- Synta Pharmaceuticals Corp. said today it is selling about $5 million in common stock to Bruce Kovner, a member of its board of directors. American Superconductor prices 4.6m share offer DEVENS -- American Superconductor Corp. said today that it has priced its public offering of 4.6 million shares at $35.50 each. Tyler Seguin ices deal with Dunkin’ Dunkin' Donuts signs up Bruins rookie Tyler Seguin as an iced-coffee pitchman. Phillips Design helps Connextions relaunch Phillips Design Group, a Boston-based brand and design firm, said it has been given the assignment of helping to reposition and relaunch Connextions, a Florida-based technology enabled contact center solutions company. Use analytics technology and thrive, report says Companies that use analytics technology achieve better performance and are able to clearly differentiate themselves from competitors, according to a new report from IBM and MIT. Drug marketed by EMD Serono gets FDA OK EMD Serono Inc. said that the Food and Drug Administration has approved Egriftat as the "first and only treatment indicated to reduce excess abdominal fat in HIV-infected patients with lipodystrophy." Tyco Electronics to relocate Lowell operations to NH Tyco Electronics Ltd. confirmed a report that it plans to close its manufacturing facility in Lowell and relocate its operations to a company campus in Newington, N.H. Global Partners undertakes offering to pay debt WALTHAM -- Petroleum product supplier Global Partners LP will offer 1.7 million shares for limited partner interests in the company. Wednesday, November 10, 2010 Delta gets OK to begin Boston-London service Delta Air Lines said that its request to operate new daily, year-round flights between London�s Heathrow and Boston and Miami international airports has been approved by government regulators both in the United States and Europe. Akamai, MIT sue Cotendo over patent infringement Akamai Technologies Inc. and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have filed a lawsuit against Cotendo Inc., alleging patent infringement on Cotendo's part.