Presumption of innocence is a fundamental component of law in many nations, including Canada, France, Russia, and yes, even, yes, the Islamic Republic of Iran. It is not however, enshrined in the constitution of the United States of America.
Google could soon be hit with yet another investigation over how it does business - this time in the display ad department.
"Apple has not 'conspired' with anyone, was not aware of any alleged 'conspiracy' by others, and never fixed prices," the company stated in a reply to the suit.
Google has proposed a settlement to the European Commission that involves making legally binding changes to its search results in Europe. If this agreement is adopted, Google will change its results page by clearly highlighting search results from its own services and including links to rivals.
Microsoft had six pieces of news come out today, including the Surface worldwide expansion, Yammer's new translation service, and getting slapped with regulatory fines from the EU.
Apple is one of a list of companies accused of agreeing not to recruit each other's employees.
The Federal Trade Commission announced the results of its investigation into whether Google violated antitrust laws with its current business practices today.
You'll have to wait a bit longer to see the end of the FTC's Google antitrust investigation.
After all, Santa knows who's naughty and who's nice.
And we thought it was just big U.S. window-manufacturing corporations that the European Union targeted in antitrust-like investigations.
In the near-miss of a lifetime, Google may slip out of a sticky antitrust case with the FTC.
The Federal Trade Commission is leaning toward suing Google for antitrust violations in search, according to multiple reports.
Editor's Pick Zynga alleges EA tried to get it to collude on not hiring each others' employees.
You’d think we’d be finished with all the nasty antitrust legal issues surrounding computer operating systems by now. Windows is still powerful, but it’s a shadow of its former monopolistic self, and Mac OS X, iOS, Android, and Linux are …
In an effort to avoid hefty fines from the European Union, Google has issued a proposal today to satisfy accusations that the search giant’s business practices are anti-competitive.
The EU first opened up an investigation on Google’s business practices in …
Europe’s second-highest court has upheld a massive antitrust fine against Microsoft for hindering competition, but it lowered the fine slightly by €39 million to €860 million ($1.1 billion), according to the Associated Press.
“The General Court essentially upholds the Commission’s …
The European Union’s antitrust chief has given Google a final chance to settle matter related to anti-competitiveness with its main search engine, according to a Reuters report.
The EU first opened up an investigation in November 2010 after rival companies …
Experts are saying Apple is likely to emerge victorious from a Department of Justice case regarding price fixing on e-books.
Apple was accused of conspiring to fix and raise prices on e-books along with five major publishers. The DOJ has …
Sixteen states have piled lawsuits on top of Apple, Macmillan, Penguin, and Simon and Schuster, four companies which were served with an antitrust lawsuit this morning by the Department of Justice.
The suit is led by Texas and Connecticut, which, …
The U.S. Department of Justice has officially filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple and a handful of major book publishers, including Hachette, HarperCollins, Macmillan and Penguin.
The DOJ is charging the companies for anti-competitive practices regarding the pricing and sales …
