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US Jury Convicts Pak Man Of Smuggling Iranian Arms To Yemen's Houthis
A Pakistani man seized last year in a raid by US Navy SEALS was convicted Thursday of smuggling Iranian weapons to Yemen's Huthi rebels.
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Oil Giant Chevron To Pay $744 Million For Polluting Louisiana Wetlands
A US jury has ordered oil giant Chevron to pay $745 million for polluting marshland near New Orleans and subsequently failing to rehabilitate the affected area.
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US Jury Awards $50 Million To Man After 10 Years Of Wrongful Conviction
A US jury has awarded $50 million in damages to a man who spent nearly 10 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of murder, his lawyers said Tuesday.
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Sports Commentator Wrongly Accused Of Making Racist Comments Gets $25 Million In Damages
Scott Sapulpa had sued The Oklahoman for incorrectly identifying him as the announcer who had made the racist slurs.
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Uber Data Breach: Former Security Chief Convicted by US Jury for Covering Up Massive 2016 Hack
Uber's former chief of security, Joseph Sullivan, was found guilty by a US jury of obstructing justice and concealing knowledge of a breach from authorities. In November 2016, Sullivan was emailed by hackers, and employees quickly confirmed that they had stolen records on about 57 million users and also 600,000 driver's license numbers, according t...
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Apple Told To Pay $503 Million In Patent Case By US Jury
A jury in Texas on Friday decided that Apple should pay $503 million for infringing virtual private network technology patented by software security firm VirnetX.
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Indian-Origin Woman In US Indicted For Lying To Grand Jury
An Indian-origin woman has been indicted for lying to a federal grand jury investigating possible hiring violations in a circuit court office in Chicago.
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US Jury Seeks Another Day to Decide on Indian Grandfather's Assault Case
After two days of deliberation, a US federal Jury has sought another day to debate the case against an Alabama police officer charged with slamming an Indian grandfather to the ground and leaving him severely injured in February last year.
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US Jury Fails to Decide on Indian Grandfather's Assault Case
A federal jury in the US state of Alabama has failed to arrive at a decision on the case of a brutal police assault on a 57-year-old Indian grandfather who was left partially paralysed.
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Apple Loses Patent Lawsuit to University of Wisconsin, Faces Hefty Damages
Apple Inc could be facing up to $862 million in damages after a US jury on Tuesday found the iPhone maker used technology owned by the University of Wisconsin-Madison's licensing arm without permission in chips found in many of its most popular devices.
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United States Jury Orders Chrysler to Pay $150 mn Over Boy's Death
A US jury ordered automaker Chrysler on Thursday to pay $150 million to the family of a four-year-old boy who was killed when their Jeep exploded into flames, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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US Jury Convicts Pak Man Of Smuggling Iranian Arms To Yemen's Houthis
A Pakistani man seized last year in a raid by US Navy SEALS was convicted Thursday of smuggling Iranian weapons to Yemen's Huthi rebels.
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Oil Giant Chevron To Pay $744 Million For Polluting Louisiana Wetlands
A US jury has ordered oil giant Chevron to pay $745 million for polluting marshland near New Orleans and subsequently failing to rehabilitate the affected area.
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US Jury Awards $50 Million To Man After 10 Years Of Wrongful Conviction
A US jury has awarded $50 million in damages to a man who spent nearly 10 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of murder, his lawyers said Tuesday.
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Sports Commentator Wrongly Accused Of Making Racist Comments Gets $25 Million In Damages
Scott Sapulpa had sued The Oklahoman for incorrectly identifying him as the announcer who had made the racist slurs.
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Uber Data Breach: Former Security Chief Convicted by US Jury for Covering Up Massive 2016 Hack
Uber's former chief of security, Joseph Sullivan, was found guilty by a US jury of obstructing justice and concealing knowledge of a breach from authorities. In November 2016, Sullivan was emailed by hackers, and employees quickly confirmed that they had stolen records on about 57 million users and also 600,000 driver's license numbers, according t...
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Apple Told To Pay $503 Million In Patent Case By US Jury
A jury in Texas on Friday decided that Apple should pay $503 million for infringing virtual private network technology patented by software security firm VirnetX.
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Indian-Origin Woman In US Indicted For Lying To Grand Jury
An Indian-origin woman has been indicted for lying to a federal grand jury investigating possible hiring violations in a circuit court office in Chicago.
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US Jury Seeks Another Day to Decide on Indian Grandfather's Assault Case
After two days of deliberation, a US federal Jury has sought another day to debate the case against an Alabama police officer charged with slamming an Indian grandfather to the ground and leaving him severely injured in February last year.
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US Jury Fails to Decide on Indian Grandfather's Assault Case
A federal jury in the US state of Alabama has failed to arrive at a decision on the case of a brutal police assault on a 57-year-old Indian grandfather who was left partially paralysed.
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Apple Loses Patent Lawsuit to University of Wisconsin, Faces Hefty Damages
Apple Inc could be facing up to $862 million in damages after a US jury on Tuesday found the iPhone maker used technology owned by the University of Wisconsin-Madison's licensing arm without permission in chips found in many of its most popular devices.
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United States Jury Orders Chrysler to Pay $150 mn Over Boy's Death
A US jury ordered automaker Chrysler on Thursday to pay $150 million to the family of a four-year-old boy who was killed when their Jeep exploded into flames, the Wall Street Journal reported.
