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Apple Inc. engaged in a horizontal price-fixing scheme with some of the U.S.’s largest publishers to violate antitrust laws by working “to strip retailers of pricing authority,” the U.S. Justice Department said in a court filing.
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Apple Inc. will comply with a government order and provide information to Japanese consumers on how to avoid the potential risk of some iPod Nano music players catching fire.
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As the government clamps down on alleged privacy violations by mobile applications, Google Inc., Apple Inc. and legions of software developers are girding for fines and rules that analysts say threaten to stifle growth.
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Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook may testify in the U.S. Justice Department’s lawsuit against the world’s biggest technology company over e-books pricing.
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Apple Inc. tightened its rules over software that accesses address-book information, following a controversy over social-networking applications such as Path uploading users’ contacts data without permission.
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Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook was ordered by a judge to give a deposition in the U.S. Justice Department’s e-books pricing lawsuit against the world’s biggest technology company.
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Apple Inc. won a court ruling keeping its second patent case against Samsung Electronics Co. in San Jose, California, on track for a 2014 trial after losing a bid to dismiss a lawsuit claiming the iPhone maker improperly collected and shared customers’ personal information.
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Ally Financial Inc.’s GMAC Mortgage unit stopped buying home loans in Massachusetts after the state accused the five biggest providers of conducting illegal foreclosures.
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Apple Inc., caving to user outrage over faulty directions in its home-grown navigation tool, has let Google Inc.’s mapping application back onto the iPad and iPhone mobile devices.
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Apple Inc. asked a federal judge to approve a settlement resolving claims that the company induced children to make game-related purchases on iPhones and iPads without their parents’ knowledge or permission.
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