Groupon

IBM's lawsuit, filed in US court in Delaware in 2016, alleged Groupon used IBM's patented e-commerce technology without authorisation.

IBM sued Groupon for $167 million, accusing it of building its online coupon business on the back of the IBM e-commerce inventions without permission.

A jury in Delaware said Groupon used IBM's patented e-commerce technology without authorisation following a two-week trial.

IBM is suing Groupon for $167 million, accusing it of infringing four basic Internet technology patents, in a case that is being closely watched by the tech industry.

IBM lawyer John Desmarais told a jury in federal court in Delaware that Groupon infringed patents describing foundational e-commerce technology.

Imran Khan, a JPMorgan and Credit Suisse alum, will have stock worth $145 million when Snapchat’s parent company Snap Inc. goes public.

Groupon said Wednesday that acquiring LivingSocial would widen its customer base, but investors seemed unconvinced.

Apple seeks up to $150,000 per copyright violation and $2 million per trademark infringement, believing that the counterfeit products could lead to fires and are a risk to the public.

Online marketplace Groupon Inc has sued IBM Corp, accusing it of infringing a patent related to technology that helps businesses solicit customers based on the customers' locations at a given moment.

Groupon said "IBM is trying to shed its status as a dial-up-era dinosaur" by infringing the rights of "current" technology companies such as itself.

The complaint accuses Groupon of building its business model using IBM's patents without authorisation despite prior warnings.

Square is among prominent Unicorns in startup rich Silicon Valley, including Airbnb and Uber.

Groupon also said it would be ending operations in several markets around the world including Morocco, Panama, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Taiwan, Thailand, and Uruguay.

Groupon Inc, the operator of daily deals website groupon.com, said it would cut about 1,100 jobs globally as it restructures operations, mainly outside North America.

Andrew Mason is embarking on a new entrepreneurial journey selling unconventional audio tours of major cities.

IBM's lawsuit, filed in US court in Delaware in 2016, alleged Groupon used IBM's patented e-commerce technology without authorisation.

IBM sued Groupon for $167 million, accusing it of building its online coupon business on the back of the IBM e-commerce inventions without permission.

A jury in Delaware said Groupon used IBM's patented e-commerce technology without authorisation following a two-week trial.

IBM is suing Groupon for $167 million, accusing it of infringing four basic Internet technology patents, in a case that is being closely watched by the tech industry.

IBM lawyer John Desmarais told a jury in federal court in Delaware that Groupon infringed patents describing foundational e-commerce technology.

Imran Khan, a JPMorgan and Credit Suisse alum, will have stock worth $145 million when Snapchat’s parent company Snap Inc. goes public.

Groupon said Wednesday that acquiring LivingSocial would widen its customer base, but investors seemed unconvinced.

Apple seeks up to $150,000 per copyright violation and $2 million per trademark infringement, believing that the counterfeit products could lead to fires and are a risk to the public.

Online marketplace Groupon Inc has sued IBM Corp, accusing it of infringing a patent related to technology that helps businesses solicit customers based on the customers' locations at a given moment.

Groupon said "IBM is trying to shed its status as a dial-up-era dinosaur" by infringing the rights of "current" technology companies such as itself.

The complaint accuses Groupon of building its business model using IBM's patents without authorisation despite prior warnings.

Square is among prominent Unicorns in startup rich Silicon Valley, including Airbnb and Uber.

Groupon also said it would be ending operations in several markets around the world including Morocco, Panama, the Philippines, Puerto Rico, Taiwan, Thailand, and Uruguay.

Groupon Inc, the operator of daily deals website groupon.com, said it would cut about 1,100 jobs globally as it restructures operations, mainly outside North America.

Andrew Mason is embarking on a new entrepreneurial journey selling unconventional audio tours of major cities.