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Citing iPhone's 'illegal' monopoly, US judge allows antitrust lawsuit against Apple to proceed
A US federal judge has refused to dismiss a major antitrust lawsuit against Apple, allowing the US government’s case accusing the tech giant of stifling competition to protect the iPhone and increase profits to move ahead.
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has proposed amendments to the existing Policy Guidelines for Television Rating ...
This dispute between competitors in the construction materials sector sheds light on the fine line between IP rights and ...
The Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL), which will have to compete with private firms for manufacturing India’s indigenous ...
According to MIB, the proposed amendments aim to allow multiple agencies to foster healthy competition, bring in new ...
ORECA boss Hugues de Chaunac has welcomed the fact that the recently-announced next-generation LMP2 rules will feature multi-marque competition, with Ligier joining the firm as one of the two licensed ...
Cigna claims Bristol Myers’ Celgene unit filed sham lawsuits it knew it was unlikely to win in an effort to protect its ...
The BNP has raised concerns over the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission's (BTRC) draft of the ...
Google may be forced by United Kingdom regulators to make changes to its search engine practices – including its ...
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