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US Appeals Court Upholds Apple Ebook Settlement
US District Judge Denise Cote in Manhattan had approved the settlement in November 2014.
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Apple $450 Million E-book Settlement Gets Final Court Approval
During a hearing in Manhattan, US District Judge Denise Cote approved what she called a "highly unusual" accord. It calls for Apple to pay $400 million to as many as 23 million consumers if the company is unsuccessful in appealing a ruling that found it liable for antitrust violations.
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Apple cannot escape US states' e-book antitrust cases: judge
US District Judge Denise Cote's ruling paves the way for attorneys general in 33 states and territories to move forward, along with attorneys for consumers, in pursuing hundreds of millions of dollars in damages at a July 14 trial.
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Apple loses bid to dismiss state-specific ebook antitrust lawsuits
US District Judge Denise Cote's ruling paves the way for attorneys general in 33 states and territories to move forward.
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US judge OKs class action in e-book suit against Apple
A federal judge in New York granted class certification on Friday to a group of consumers who sued Apple Inc for conspiring with five major publishers to fix e-book prices in violation of antitrust law.
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Apple wants US court to throw out 'radical' ebooks ruling
The request on Tuesday night came after U.S. District Judge Denise Cote in New York concluded.
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Apple's objections show why e-book monitor is needed: judge
Apple Inc's various objections to a court-appointed antitrust monitor in a case involving fixing e-book prices only confirm the importance of his work, a federal judge said on Thursday.
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Apple loses bid to block antitrust monitorship
At a hearing, U.S. District Judge Denise Cote in Manhattan denied Apple's request to stay an order requiring an external compliance monitor pending the company's appeal.
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US Appeals Court Upholds Apple Ebook Settlement
US District Judge Denise Cote in Manhattan had approved the settlement in November 2014.
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Apple $450 Million E-book Settlement Gets Final Court Approval
During a hearing in Manhattan, US District Judge Denise Cote approved what she called a "highly unusual" accord. It calls for Apple to pay $400 million to as many as 23 million consumers if the company is unsuccessful in appealing a ruling that found it liable for antitrust violations.
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Apple cannot escape US states' e-book antitrust cases: judge
US District Judge Denise Cote's ruling paves the way for attorneys general in 33 states and territories to move forward, along with attorneys for consumers, in pursuing hundreds of millions of dollars in damages at a July 14 trial.
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Apple loses bid to dismiss state-specific ebook antitrust lawsuits
US District Judge Denise Cote's ruling paves the way for attorneys general in 33 states and territories to move forward.
-
US judge OKs class action in e-book suit against Apple
A federal judge in New York granted class certification on Friday to a group of consumers who sued Apple Inc for conspiring with five major publishers to fix e-book prices in violation of antitrust law.
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Apple wants US court to throw out 'radical' ebooks ruling
The request on Tuesday night came after U.S. District Judge Denise Cote in New York concluded.
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Apple's objections show why e-book monitor is needed: judge
Apple Inc's various objections to a court-appointed antitrust monitor in a case involving fixing e-book prices only confirm the importance of his work, a federal judge said on Thursday.
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Apple loses bid to block antitrust monitorship
At a hearing, U.S. District Judge Denise Cote in Manhattan denied Apple's request to stay an order requiring an external compliance monitor pending the company's appeal.
