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Qualcomm Secures Key Win in Chips Trial Against Arm
Qualcomm’s processors are legally licensed by Arm Holdings, a US jury has determined. Although the trial has cleared some doubts about Qualcomm’s entry into the laptop market, it ended in a mistrial on one of three issues. Qualcomm celebrated the decision, while Arm says that it plans to pursue another trial.
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Tesla Sues Chinese Chip Designer Firm Over Tech Secret Violation: Report
Tesla Shanghai has sued a Chinese firm over tech secret infringement and unfair competition disputes, Shanghai Securities Journal reported on Tuesday.
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US Hopes To Discuss Dispute With "Oldest Ally" France At UN Next Week
Washington hopes to discuss its dispute with France over its security pact with Australia at the United Nations General Assembly next week, the State Department said Friday.
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Facebook To Pay $650 Million Settlement Over US Privacy Dispute
A US federal judge has given final approval to Facebook's $650 million payment to settle a privacy dispute between the social media giant and 1.6 million users in the state of Illinois.
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Microsoft Failed to Shore Up Defences That Could Have Limited SolarWinds Hack, US Senator Says
Microsoft’s failure to fix known problems with its cloud software facilitated the massive SolarWinds hack that compromised at least nine federal government agencies, according to security experts and the office of US Senator Ron Wyden.
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TikTok Ban: US Judge to Hold November 4 Hearing on Government Action
A US judge said on Tuesday he would hold a Nov. 4 hearing on whether to allow the US government to bar transactions with TikTok, a move that the Chinese-owned short video-sharing app has warned would effectively ban its use in the United States.
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United Nations Blocks US Bid To Trigger "Snapback" Sanctions On Iran
The United Nations on Tuesday blocked a controversial bid by the US to reimpose international sanctions on Iran, with the Security Council saying it could not proceed with the disputed move.
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Huawei Says 2019 Sales Up Despite US Sanctions
Huawei said Tuesday its sales of smartphones and other products grew by double digits last year despite US sanctions but warned it now faces a “more complicated” global environment.
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Trump Signs Law to Prevent US Rural Telecom Carriers From Using Huawei Network Equipment
US President Donald Trump signed legislation on Thursday to bar telecom carriers from using US subsidies to purchase network equipment from Huawei Technologies, ZTE, and other companies deemed a national security threat.
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US Supreme Court Shoots Down Apple's Appeal in Dispute Over FaceTime Patents
The US Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear Apple’s bid to avoid paying about $440 million in damages for using patent licensing firm VirnetX's internet security technology without permission in features such as FaceTime video calling.
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"War With US Will Bring Disaster To World", Says China's Defence Minister
China's Defence Minister Wei Fenghe said on Sunday that a war with the United States would be a disaster for the world while issuing a warning to Washington not to meddle in security disputes over Taiwan and the South China Sea.
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Tesla Says May Seek New Funding, Days After US SEC Settlement
Musk reached a deal with US securities regulators to settle a dispute over his Twitter use, removing an overhang on the stock.
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Musk, US Regulator Settle Dispute Over Tesla CEO’s Tweets
Elon Musk agreed to have his future communications regarding Tesla pre-approved by a company-employed expert.
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Tesla's Elon Musk, US SEC Get Another Week to Work Out Deal on Twitter Use
Telsa CEO Elon Musk and the US Securities and Exchange Commission will get another week to settle a dispute over Musk's use of Twitter, a federal judge ruled Thursday.
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Elon Musk, US SEC Get 2 Weeks to Settle Case Over Tesla CEO's Tweets
A US federal judge on Thursday ordered Elon Musk and the US Securities and Exchange Commission to meet over the next two weeks to settle their dispute over the Tesla CEO's use of Twitter.
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Qualcomm Secures Key Win in Chips Trial Against Arm
Qualcomm’s processors are legally licensed by Arm Holdings, a US jury has determined. Although the trial has cleared some doubts about Qualcomm’s entry into the laptop market, it ended in a mistrial on one of three issues. Qualcomm celebrated the decision, while Arm says that it plans to pursue another trial.
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Tesla Sues Chinese Chip Designer Firm Over Tech Secret Violation: Report
Tesla Shanghai has sued a Chinese firm over tech secret infringement and unfair competition disputes, Shanghai Securities Journal reported on Tuesday.
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US Hopes To Discuss Dispute With "Oldest Ally" France At UN Next Week
Washington hopes to discuss its dispute with France over its security pact with Australia at the United Nations General Assembly next week, the State Department said Friday.
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Facebook To Pay $650 Million Settlement Over US Privacy Dispute
A US federal judge has given final approval to Facebook's $650 million payment to settle a privacy dispute between the social media giant and 1.6 million users in the state of Illinois.
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Microsoft Failed to Shore Up Defences That Could Have Limited SolarWinds Hack, US Senator Says
Microsoft’s failure to fix known problems with its cloud software facilitated the massive SolarWinds hack that compromised at least nine federal government agencies, according to security experts and the office of US Senator Ron Wyden.
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TikTok Ban: US Judge to Hold November 4 Hearing on Government Action
A US judge said on Tuesday he would hold a Nov. 4 hearing on whether to allow the US government to bar transactions with TikTok, a move that the Chinese-owned short video-sharing app has warned would effectively ban its use in the United States.
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United Nations Blocks US Bid To Trigger "Snapback" Sanctions On Iran
The United Nations on Tuesday blocked a controversial bid by the US to reimpose international sanctions on Iran, with the Security Council saying it could not proceed with the disputed move.
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Huawei Says 2019 Sales Up Despite US Sanctions
Huawei said Tuesday its sales of smartphones and other products grew by double digits last year despite US sanctions but warned it now faces a “more complicated” global environment.
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Trump Signs Law to Prevent US Rural Telecom Carriers From Using Huawei Network Equipment
US President Donald Trump signed legislation on Thursday to bar telecom carriers from using US subsidies to purchase network equipment from Huawei Technologies, ZTE, and other companies deemed a national security threat.
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US Supreme Court Shoots Down Apple's Appeal in Dispute Over FaceTime Patents
The US Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear Apple’s bid to avoid paying about $440 million in damages for using patent licensing firm VirnetX's internet security technology without permission in features such as FaceTime video calling.
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"War With US Will Bring Disaster To World", Says China's Defence Minister
China's Defence Minister Wei Fenghe said on Sunday that a war with the United States would be a disaster for the world while issuing a warning to Washington not to meddle in security disputes over Taiwan and the South China Sea.
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Tesla Says May Seek New Funding, Days After US SEC Settlement
Musk reached a deal with US securities regulators to settle a dispute over his Twitter use, removing an overhang on the stock.
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Musk, US Regulator Settle Dispute Over Tesla CEO’s Tweets
Elon Musk agreed to have his future communications regarding Tesla pre-approved by a company-employed expert.
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Tesla's Elon Musk, US SEC Get Another Week to Work Out Deal on Twitter Use
Telsa CEO Elon Musk and the US Securities and Exchange Commission will get another week to settle a dispute over Musk's use of Twitter, a federal judge ruled Thursday.
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Elon Musk, US SEC Get 2 Weeks to Settle Case Over Tesla CEO's Tweets
A US federal judge on Thursday ordered Elon Musk and the US Securities and Exchange Commission to meet over the next two weeks to settle their dispute over the Tesla CEO's use of Twitter.
