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Google Fined $314 Million For Misusing Android Users' Phone Data
Google was told by a California jury to pay $314 million over claims that it illegally used Android users' cellular data to collect information without their knowledge.
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Google Must Face Mobile Phone Privacy Class Action, Possible Trial
Google failed to persuade a federal judge to dismiss a privacy class action claiming it collected users' personal data. Users of Android and non-Android mobile devices accused Google of invading their privacy and violating a California law against unauthorised fraudulent computer access by intercepting and saving their personal browsing histories w...
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Tesla Car Crashed In US, Killing Driver. Jury Says Autopilot Not To Blame
A California jury on Tuesday rejected a claim that a Tesla car involved in a fatal 2019 crash had a manufacturer's defect in its "Autopilot" self-driving feature, according to a court spokesperson.
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Tesla Shareholders Claim Elon Musk Will Get Fair Trial in 'Funding Secured' Lawsuit in California
Elon Musk will get a fair trial over his "funding secured" claims for the electric vehicle manufacturing firm, shareholders told a federal court. In a court filing, the investors said what Musk referred to as 'biased' coverage was, in fact, factual reporting about his management of Twitter, and had no bearing on a jury's ability to render a fair ve...
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"Man Or Machine?": Jury To Decide As California Tesla Crash Trial Begins
A manslaughter trial set to begin in Los Angeles for a fatal crash caused by a Tesla operating on Autopilot presents a first-of-its kind test for the legal responsibility of a human driver in a car that was partly driving itself, legal experts say.
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Tesla to Undergo Fresh Trial in Race Bias Lawsuit Days After Former Employee Turned Down Compensation
Elon Musk's Tesla will be moving court once again as a federal judge in California on Monday ordered a new trial on the damages the car company owes to a Black former factory worker who accused the company of race discrimination, after he turned down a $15 (nearly Rs. 120 crore) million award.
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US Comedian Bill Cosby Found Guilty Of Sexually Assaulting Minor In 1975
A jury in California found Tuesday that entertainer Bill Cosby sexually assaulted a teenager at the Playboy Mansion almost five decades ago.
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Jury Hears US Comedian Bill Cosby Sexual Assault Claims
Bill Cosby faced sexual assault allegations at a new civil trial in California Wednesday, where opening statements began to address an alleged attack on a teenage girl at the Playboy Mansion almost 50 years ago.
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Tesla Ordered to Pay Over $130 Million to Black Former Worker Over Racism: Report
Tesla has been ordered by a federal jury to pay more than $130 million (roughly Rs. 970 crores) in damages to a Black former worker named Owen Diaz, finding he was subjected to a racially hostile work environment, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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U.S. Jury Awards $100,000 In Punitive Damages To Drivers Of Four Volkswagen Vehicles
A U.S. jury in California on Monday awarded the drivers of four Volkswagen AG vehicles a total of $100,000 as punitive damages for being sold diesel vehicles that emitted excess pollution, although the amount awarded was a fraction of what was sought.
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Apple, Broadcom Ordered to Pay $1.1 Billion to Caltech for Patent Infringement
A Los Angeles jury on Wednesday ordered Apple and Broadcom to pay $1.1 billion to a university in California for infringing on four Wi-Fi technology patents.
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Apple, Broadcom Ordered To Pay $1.1 Billion To University In California
A Los Angeles jury on Wednesday ordered Apple and Broadcom to pay $1.1 billion to a university in California for infringing on four Wi-Fi technology patents.
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Jury Recommends Death Sentence For 'Hollywood Ripper'
A jury in California recommended the death sentence on Friday for a man dubbed the "Hollywood Ripper" who was earlier found guilty in the gruesome killings of two women at their homes.
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Johnson And Johnson Ordered To Pay $29 Million In Talc Cancer Trial
A California jury on Wednesday ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $29 million to a woman who said that asbestos in the company's talcum-powder-based products, including Johnson's Baby Powder, caused her mesothelioma.
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TCS, Accused Of Favouring Indians Over Americans, Cleared By US Court
A jury in California rejected claims that Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. has discriminated for years against American workers in favor of staffing its US offices with Indians.
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Google Fined $314 Million For Misusing Android Users' Phone Data
Google was told by a California jury to pay $314 million over claims that it illegally used Android users' cellular data to collect information without their knowledge.
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Google Must Face Mobile Phone Privacy Class Action, Possible Trial
Google failed to persuade a federal judge to dismiss a privacy class action claiming it collected users' personal data. Users of Android and non-Android mobile devices accused Google of invading their privacy and violating a California law against unauthorised fraudulent computer access by intercepting and saving their personal browsing histories w...
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Tesla Car Crashed In US, Killing Driver. Jury Says Autopilot Not To Blame
A California jury on Tuesday rejected a claim that a Tesla car involved in a fatal 2019 crash had a manufacturer's defect in its "Autopilot" self-driving feature, according to a court spokesperson.
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Tesla Shareholders Claim Elon Musk Will Get Fair Trial in 'Funding Secured' Lawsuit in California
Elon Musk will get a fair trial over his "funding secured" claims for the electric vehicle manufacturing firm, shareholders told a federal court. In a court filing, the investors said what Musk referred to as 'biased' coverage was, in fact, factual reporting about his management of Twitter, and had no bearing on a jury's ability to render a fair ve...
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"Man Or Machine?": Jury To Decide As California Tesla Crash Trial Begins
A manslaughter trial set to begin in Los Angeles for a fatal crash caused by a Tesla operating on Autopilot presents a first-of-its kind test for the legal responsibility of a human driver in a car that was partly driving itself, legal experts say.
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Tesla to Undergo Fresh Trial in Race Bias Lawsuit Days After Former Employee Turned Down Compensation
Elon Musk's Tesla will be moving court once again as a federal judge in California on Monday ordered a new trial on the damages the car company owes to a Black former factory worker who accused the company of race discrimination, after he turned down a $15 (nearly Rs. 120 crore) million award.
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US Comedian Bill Cosby Found Guilty Of Sexually Assaulting Minor In 1975
A jury in California found Tuesday that entertainer Bill Cosby sexually assaulted a teenager at the Playboy Mansion almost five decades ago.
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Jury Hears US Comedian Bill Cosby Sexual Assault Claims
Bill Cosby faced sexual assault allegations at a new civil trial in California Wednesday, where opening statements began to address an alleged attack on a teenage girl at the Playboy Mansion almost 50 years ago.
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Tesla Ordered to Pay Over $130 Million to Black Former Worker Over Racism: Report
Tesla has been ordered by a federal jury to pay more than $130 million (roughly Rs. 970 crores) in damages to a Black former worker named Owen Diaz, finding he was subjected to a racially hostile work environment, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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U.S. Jury Awards $100,000 In Punitive Damages To Drivers Of Four Volkswagen Vehicles
A U.S. jury in California on Monday awarded the drivers of four Volkswagen AG vehicles a total of $100,000 as punitive damages for being sold diesel vehicles that emitted excess pollution, although the amount awarded was a fraction of what was sought.
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Apple, Broadcom Ordered to Pay $1.1 Billion to Caltech for Patent Infringement
A Los Angeles jury on Wednesday ordered Apple and Broadcom to pay $1.1 billion to a university in California for infringing on four Wi-Fi technology patents.
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Apple, Broadcom Ordered To Pay $1.1 Billion To University In California
A Los Angeles jury on Wednesday ordered Apple and Broadcom to pay $1.1 billion to a university in California for infringing on four Wi-Fi technology patents.
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Jury Recommends Death Sentence For 'Hollywood Ripper'
A jury in California recommended the death sentence on Friday for a man dubbed the "Hollywood Ripper" who was earlier found guilty in the gruesome killings of two women at their homes.
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Johnson And Johnson Ordered To Pay $29 Million In Talc Cancer Trial
A California jury on Wednesday ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $29 million to a woman who said that asbestos in the company's talcum-powder-based products, including Johnson's Baby Powder, caused her mesothelioma.
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TCS, Accused Of Favouring Indians Over Americans, Cleared By US Court
A jury in California rejected claims that Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. has discriminated for years against American workers in favor of staffing its US offices with Indians.
