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"Retrial jury awards Apple $533 million in design patent and $5 million in utility patent damages from Samsung" Foss Patents 9:11 PM
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"Samsung owes Apple $539M for infringing on iPhone patents, jury finds"
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"Samsung Ordered to Pay Apple $539 Million in iPhone Design Patent Retrial" MacRumors 5:30 PM
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"Samsung ordered to pay Apple $539 million after an entirely too-long legal battle" BGR 7:13 PM
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"Internal Documents Show Apple Knew the iPhone 6 Would Bend: Apple publicly maintained that there were no engineering issues with the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, but an internal review showed that engineering changes were necessary to prevent touch disease." Motherboard 1:01 PM
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"Court docs reveal Apple knew about iPhone 6 'touch disease'" CNET 1:02 PM
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"Apple Knew About Bendgate and Touch Disease iPhone 6 Issues Months in Advance of Repair Programs" MacRumors 1:03 PM
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"Apple teams up with Volkswagen to make a fleet of self-driving passenger vans" Business Insider 8:14 AM
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"Apple Inks Driverless Car Deal With Volkswagen" Investopedia 8:15 AM
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"Apple reportedly partners with VW to build self-driving shuttle vans" The Next Web 8:19 AM
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"Is Apple Botching Its Autonomous Driving Opportunity? If Alphabet can do it, Apple could too. But the latter's efforts in autonomous driving have been minor, to say the least. Will its deal with Volkswagen change that?" TheStreet 4:08 PM
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"Apple's scrapped ideas for the car of the future sound wild" Business Insider 9:39 AM
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"Google Buys 20,000 SUVs, Apple Gets Two Dozen VW Vans" Bloomberg 8:15 AM
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"Is Apple Leaving Billions on the Table? Apple Inc. is trying to grow the non-iPhone services portion of its business but it could be leaving potentially billions of dollars on the table in terms of subscription revenue." Investopedia 11:36 AM
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"Apple Leads The Way As Wearable Tech Charge Continues" Forbes 8:05 AM
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"Apple Watch still dominates the market, but there's a surprising amount of competition" BGR 8:31 AM
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"Swamped by Growth, Silicon Valley Weighs Taxing Big Employers: Cities home to Google and Apple are contending with the impact of rapid growth on housing and traffic" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 8:49 AM
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