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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 Settles E-Book Antitrust Case With US states, Others
Apple Inc reached an out-of-court settlement with U.S. states and other complainants in an e-book price-fixing class action lawsuit on Monday, effectively avoiding a trial in which the iPad maker faced more than $800 million in claims.
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Customers receive paltry sums from $166 million e-books case settlement
Customers of Amazon and other e-book publishers began receiving notices of their share of the settlement on Tuesday.
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Apple, publishers offer European Union e-book antitrust settlement
e-books account for about 30 percent of the U.S. book market and 20 percent of sales in Britain, but are still negligible elsewhere.
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Apple, Pearson and Macmillan hold out against settlement - report
Apple and two other publishers are reluctant to agree to terms set by U.S, European authorities investigating e-book price-fixing.
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US sues Apple, publishers over electronic books
The U.S. government has reached a settlement with 3 of 5 publishers that could lead to cheaper e-books for consumers
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US sues Apple, 5 publishers over pricing of e-books
The U.S. government sued Apple Inc and five publishers, saying they conspired to fix the prices of electronic books, and reached a settlement with three of the publishers that could lead to cheaper e-books for consumers.
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US sues Apple, publishers over electronic books
The U.S. government has reached a settlement with 3 of 5 publishers that could lead to cheaper e-books for consumers
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Apple, Pearson and Macmillan hold out against settlement - report
Apple and two other publishers are reluctant to agree to terms set by U.S, European authorities investigating e-book price-fixing.
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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 Settles E-Book Antitrust Case With US states, Others
Apple Inc reached an out-of-court settlement with U.S. states and other complainants in an e-book price-fixing class action lawsuit on Monday, effectively avoiding a trial in which the iPad maker faced more than $800 million in claims.
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Customers receive paltry sums from $166 million e-books case settlement
Customers of Amazon and other e-book publishers began receiving notices of their share of the settlement on Tuesday.
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Apple, publishers offer European Union e-book antitrust settlement
e-books account for about 30 percent of the U.S. book market and 20 percent of sales in Britain, but are still negligible elsewhere.
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Apple, Pearson and Macmillan hold out against settlement - report
Apple and two other publishers are reluctant to agree to terms set by U.S, European authorities investigating e-book price-fixing.
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US sues Apple, publishers over electronic books
The U.S. government has reached a settlement with 3 of 5 publishers that could lead to cheaper e-books for consumers
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US sues Apple, 5 publishers over pricing of e-books
The U.S. government sued Apple Inc and five publishers, saying they conspired to fix the prices of electronic books, and reached a settlement with three of the publishers that could lead to cheaper e-books for consumers.
-
US sues Apple, publishers over electronic books
The U.S. government has reached a settlement with 3 of 5 publishers that could lead to cheaper e-books for consumers
-
Apple, Pearson and Macmillan hold out against settlement - report
Apple and two other publishers are reluctant to agree to terms set by U.S, European authorities investigating e-book price-fixing.
