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Jury finds Arm breached Qualcomm license, awards just $2

A federal jury in Delaware found on Tuesday, Oct. 13, that Arm Holdings breached its architectural license agreement with Qualcomm. The jury also found Arm intentionally interfered with Qualcomm's business relationship with Meta Platforms. It awarded Qualcomm only $2 in…

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Glencore suspends iron ore chief amid Radiant World probe

Glencore has suspended Peter Hill, its head of trading for steelmaking raw materials including iron ore and coking coal, as the commodities giant reviews its dealings with embattled iron ore trader Radiant World, according to Bloomberg and the Financial Times.

UEFA files for criminal case against FIFA’s Infantino over World Cup sell-off

European football's governing body escalated its war with FIFA on Thursday, filing court documents in the United States as it prepares a criminal complaint against FIFA President Gianni Infantino over his failed plan to sell a stake in the World…

WPP moves to seal Sony findings in rebate fraud lawsuit

WPP is seeking to seal "highly confidential and sensitive" client information from a lawsuit that alleges Sony investigated the advertising giant's media operations and concluded it ran a "global crime scene," according to a motion filed Thursday in New York…

Prince Harry, Elton John ordered to pay £9.5M to Daily Mail publisher

Prince Harry, Elton John, and five other high-profile claimants have been ordered to pay an initial £9.54 million — approximately $13 million — to the publisher of the Daily Mail after losing their privacy lawsuit, a UK High Court judge…

TotalEnergies appeals French court order to align with climate goals

TotalEnergies announced on Monday that it will appeal a landmark Paris court decision that ordered the French oil major to bring its business in line with climate change goals, setting up a high-stakes legal battle over the reach of corporate…

Deutsche Bank and UniCredit sue Linde over Russia sanctions losses

Deutsche Bank, UniCredit, and Commerzbank have filed lawsuits in Germany against industrial gases group Linde in what is being described as a test case over who should bear hundreds of millions of euros in losses stemming from western sanctions on…

Prince Harry loses privacy case against Daily Mail publisher

A London High Court judge ruled on Tuesday that Prince Harry and six other high-profile claimants failed to prove their allegations of unlawful information gathering against Associated Newspapers Limited, the publisher of the Daily Mail, in a decision that marks…

Swedish court orders Google to pay $1.97B to Klarna’s PriceRunner

Stockholm's Patent and Market Court ruled on Wednesday that Alphabet's Google must pay approximately 14.3 billion Swedish crowns in antitrust damages to Klarna's price comparison subsidiary PriceRunner, in what stands as the largest private antitrust damages award in Swedish history.

Data centers emitted 57% more CO2 than estimated, Allianz Trade study finds

The global buildout of data centers to power artificial intelligence is running into twin headwinds: a growing wave of climate litigation and a grassroots opposition movement that has disrupted tens of billions of dollars in planned projects. New research published…

Billionaire seeks $410M claiming fire made art lose its ‘oomph’

A Manhattan courtroom battle over what constitutes damage to priceless artworks reached new intensity this month as billionaire financier Ron Perelman testified that five paintings lost their visual impact after a 2018 fire at his Hamptons estate. The 82-year-old collector…