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Nancy Pelosi's Husband's Attacker Jailed For Life
A man who attacked the elderly husband of former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi with a hammer was sentenced to life in prison without parole Tuesday by a California state court, the district attorney general's office said.
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Apple to Settle Trade Secrets Lawsuit With Chip Startup Rivos
Apple plans to settle a lawsuit that accused tech startup Rivos of stealing its trade secrets related to computer-chip technology. The companies told the US District Court for the Northern District of California that they had "signed an agreement that potentially settles the case," and that the agreement allows Apple to examine Rivos' systems and r...
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Coinbase Sued for Alleged Unauthorised Collection of Users’ Biometrics Data: Details
Coinbase is being sued by plaintiff Michael Massel for allegedly trespassing the Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) and unlawfully collecting users’ biometrics data. The suit alleges that the exchange uses this biometrics data to enhance its ‘app-based’ online platform’s usage and working.
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Indian-Origin Judge Named Associate Justice Of District Court In US
An Indian-origin judge, Shama Hakim Mesiwala, has been unanimously confirmed as an associate justice of a district court of appeal in the US state of California.
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Mark Zuckerberg to Testify in FTC Case Against Facebook's Virtual Reality Deal
Meta Platforms Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg will testify in a case by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that argues the company's proposed deal to buy virtual reality (VR) content maker Within Unlimited should be blocked. In a court document filed with the US District Court Northern District Of California on Friday, the FTC listed 18 wi...
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Tesla Ordered to Pay Over $130 Million to Black Former Worker Over Racism: Report
Tesla has been ordered by a federal jury to pay more than $130 million (roughly Rs. 970 crores) in damages to a Black former worker named Owen Diaz, finding he was subjected to a racially hostile work environment, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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US Women's National Team Files Appeal After Legal Setback
The US women's national team on Friday filed an appeal against a legal setback in their equal pay lawsuit, saying they are being paid less than the men even though they win twice as much.
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Ten US States Sue to Stop Sprint-T-Mobile Deal, Saying Consumers Will Be Hurt
Ten states led by New York and California filed a lawsuit on Tuesday to stop T-Mobile US' $26-billion purchase of Sprint.
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Apple Services Chief Eddy Cue to Be Deposed in Qualcomm Patent Battle
Qualcomm can depose Apple's services chief Eddy Cue in addition to CEO Tim Cook, a magistrate judge in the US District Court for the Southern District of California ruled on Friday.
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Facebook, Cambridge Analytica Sued in US by Users Over Data Harvesting
Facebook and Cambridge Analytica have been sued in the US for obtaining information belonging to 50 million of the social media company's users without permission.
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Apple Files $1 Billion Lawsuit Against Chip Supplier Qualcomm
In the lawsuit filed in US District Court for the Southern District of California, Apple accused Qualcomm of overcharging for chips and refusing to pay some $1 billion in promised rebates.
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Infidelity Website Ashley Madison, Parent Company Sued in US Over Data Breach
Infidelity website Ashley Madison and its parent company have been sued in federal court in California by a man who claims that the companies failed to adequately protect clients' personal and financial information from theft, saying he suffered emotional distress.
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US Court Says School Yoga Does Not Violate Religious Freedom
A California court said Friday that yoga classes taught at an elementary school do not violate students' right to religious freedom, after parents complained Hindu and Buddhist doctrines were being promoted.
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US Can Keep Court Orders, Phone Companies Secret in NSA Spy Case
US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in Oakland, California said to reveal such information might give away methods needed to protect national security.
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Apple again seeks decisive US court ruling against Samsung
Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd have been litigating around the world for nearly three years. Jurors awarded the iPhone maker about $930 million after a 2012 trial in San Jose, California, but Apple failed to persuade US District Judge Lucy Koh to issue a permanent injunction against the sale of Samsung phones.
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Nancy Pelosi's Husband's Attacker Jailed For Life
A man who attacked the elderly husband of former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi with a hammer was sentenced to life in prison without parole Tuesday by a California state court, the district attorney general's office said.
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Apple to Settle Trade Secrets Lawsuit With Chip Startup Rivos
Apple plans to settle a lawsuit that accused tech startup Rivos of stealing its trade secrets related to computer-chip technology. The companies told the US District Court for the Northern District of California that they had "signed an agreement that potentially settles the case," and that the agreement allows Apple to examine Rivos' systems and r...
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Coinbase Sued for Alleged Unauthorised Collection of Users’ Biometrics Data: Details
Coinbase is being sued by plaintiff Michael Massel for allegedly trespassing the Illinois’ Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) and unlawfully collecting users’ biometrics data. The suit alleges that the exchange uses this biometrics data to enhance its ‘app-based’ online platform’s usage and working.
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Indian-Origin Judge Named Associate Justice Of District Court In US
An Indian-origin judge, Shama Hakim Mesiwala, has been unanimously confirmed as an associate justice of a district court of appeal in the US state of California.
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Mark Zuckerberg to Testify in FTC Case Against Facebook's Virtual Reality Deal
Meta Platforms Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg will testify in a case by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that argues the company's proposed deal to buy virtual reality (VR) content maker Within Unlimited should be blocked. In a court document filed with the US District Court Northern District Of California on Friday, the FTC listed 18 wi...
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Tesla Ordered to Pay Over $130 Million to Black Former Worker Over Racism: Report
Tesla has been ordered by a federal jury to pay more than $130 million (roughly Rs. 970 crores) in damages to a Black former worker named Owen Diaz, finding he was subjected to a racially hostile work environment, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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US Women's National Team Files Appeal After Legal Setback
The US women's national team on Friday filed an appeal against a legal setback in their equal pay lawsuit, saying they are being paid less than the men even though they win twice as much.
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Ten US States Sue to Stop Sprint-T-Mobile Deal, Saying Consumers Will Be Hurt
Ten states led by New York and California filed a lawsuit on Tuesday to stop T-Mobile US' $26-billion purchase of Sprint.
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Apple Services Chief Eddy Cue to Be Deposed in Qualcomm Patent Battle
Qualcomm can depose Apple's services chief Eddy Cue in addition to CEO Tim Cook, a magistrate judge in the US District Court for the Southern District of California ruled on Friday.
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Facebook, Cambridge Analytica Sued in US by Users Over Data Harvesting
Facebook and Cambridge Analytica have been sued in the US for obtaining information belonging to 50 million of the social media company's users without permission.
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Apple Files $1 Billion Lawsuit Against Chip Supplier Qualcomm
In the lawsuit filed in US District Court for the Southern District of California, Apple accused Qualcomm of overcharging for chips and refusing to pay some $1 billion in promised rebates.
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Infidelity Website Ashley Madison, Parent Company Sued in US Over Data Breach
Infidelity website Ashley Madison and its parent company have been sued in federal court in California by a man who claims that the companies failed to adequately protect clients' personal and financial information from theft, saying he suffered emotional distress.
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US Court Says School Yoga Does Not Violate Religious Freedom
A California court said Friday that yoga classes taught at an elementary school do not violate students' right to religious freedom, after parents complained Hindu and Buddhist doctrines were being promoted.
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US Can Keep Court Orders, Phone Companies Secret in NSA Spy Case
US District Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in Oakland, California said to reveal such information might give away methods needed to protect national security.
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Apple again seeks decisive US court ruling against Samsung
Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics Co Ltd have been litigating around the world for nearly three years. Jurors awarded the iPhone maker about $930 million after a 2012 trial in San Jose, California, but Apple failed to persuade US District Judge Lucy Koh to issue a permanent injunction against the sale of Samsung phones.
