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Microsoft fights $2.8 billion UK lawsuit over cloud computing licences — REUTERS / frL012

Microsoft · London

Microsoft fights $2.8 billion UK lawsuit over cloud computing licences

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EU Fines Battery Makers 72 Million

EU Fines Battery Makers 72 Million

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The European Commission has fined a group of battery manufacturers a total of €72 million for price fixing, finding that they had infringed fair market competition rules. A preliminary investigation, which began more than two years ago, found that Banner, Clarios (formerly Autobatterie), Exide, FET (formerly Elettra) and Rombat had negotiated with car manufacturers between 2004 and 2017 to apply new price indices within the so-called ‘Eurobat Pr…See the Story

Apple Hit With Another Lawsuit Over Alleged Collusion With Amazon to Keep Prices High

Amazon · United Kingdom

Apple Hit With Another Lawsuit Over Alleged Collusion With Amazon to Keep Prices High

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Apple and Amazon are facing a new UK opt-out class action seeking more than £900 million ($1.2 billion) over claims that the companies struck an unlawful deal that pushed independent Apple and Beats sellers off Amazon and kept prices higher for consumers.See the Story

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