Apple has sued a former Apple Watch engineer, accusing him of stealing trade secrets and transferring them to Chinese rival Oppo. Oppo has denied the claims.
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Apple has sued Apple Cinemas for trademark infringement, alleging consumer confusion. The cinema chain argues its name has local roots, with no affiliation to Apple.
A new lawsuit accuses Microsoft of forcing users to buy new AI PCs by ending Windows 10 support, demanding free updates until the OS's market share falls below 10%.
European cloud providers (CISPE) are suing the EU Commission, alleging it failed to prevent Broadcom from abusing its market dominance after the VMware acquisition, leading to unfair competition.
Apple is challenging a court order to allow external App Store payment links, citing a recent Supreme Court ruling to argue judicial overreach in its ongoing battle with Epic Games.
Mark Zuckerberg and other Meta executives have settled an $8 billion shareholder lawsuit linked to repeated privacy violations from the 2018 Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Google is suing the operators of BadBox 2.0, one of the world's largest smart TV botnets, to combat digital fraud and protect over 10 million infected Android devices.
A US court dismissed an antitrust lawsuit accusing Apple, Mastercard, and Visa of monopolistic practices in mobile payments, citing lack of evidence for "bribery" claims.
Apple is suing former Vision Pro engineer Di Liu, accusing him of stealing thousands of confidential files and joining competitor Snap, raising concerns about trade secret exfiltration.
A California jury ordered Google to pay $314M in damages, ruling it secretly used Android users' cellular data for tracking without consent. Google will appeal.
A US federal judge denied Apple's motion to dismiss the DOJ antitrust lawsuit. The case, accusing Apple of anticompetitive practices in the iPhone ecosystem, will proceed.
Reddit is suing AI firm Anthropic for unauthorized data scraping to train AI models, alleging violations of its user agreement and seeking damages.
A U.S. jury ordered NSO Group to pay Meta's WhatsApp $167M in damages for its 2019 Pegasus spyware attack on 1,400+ users.
Google appeals the DOJ order to divest its Chrome browser, calling it radical and harmful to consumers. OpenAI shows interest, while Mozilla warns of Firefox's end.