Microsoft Accuses Google of 'Shadow Campaigns' in Escalating Tech Legal Battle
Microsoft alleges Google is conducting covert operations to influence public opinion and legal outcomes. This accusation intensifies the rivalry between tech giants amid ongoing antitrust cases and regulatory scrutiny.
Brazil Takes Legal Action Against Meta and TikTok: $525 Million Lawsuit Over Child Protection
Brazil sues Meta and TikTok for $525 million, alleging failure to protect minors on their platforms. The lawsuit demands improved safeguards and algorithm changes to ensure a safer online environment for young users.
Jury Verdict: Masimo Smartwatches Infringe Apple Design Patents
A federal jury in Delaware ruled that certain Masimo smartwatch designs infringed on Apple's patents. While the damages awarded were minimal, the verdict adds a new chapter to the ongoing legal battle between the two companies in the wearable technology market.
DJI Takes Pentagon to Court Over 'Chinese Military Company' Label
Drone giant DJI sues the US Department of Defense, challenging its designation as a 'Chinese military company'. The lawsuit follows years of tension between the company and US government agencies, highlighting broader US-China tech conflicts.
EU Court Upholds Consumer Rights in PlayStation Accessory Battle
The EU's highest court rules in favor of third-party manufacturers selling PlayStation add-ons, challenging Sony's market control. This landmark decision could reshape the gaming accessories landscape in Europe, promoting competition and consumer choice.
Former Twitter Execs Demand $200M Severance as X's Value Plummets Under Musk
Ex-Twitter executives are suing for $200 million in severance pay, claiming Elon Musk has withheld their benefits. This legal battle unfolds as X's value reportedly drops 80% since Musk's acquisition.
EU's Top Court Overturns Apple's €13 Billion Tax Victory
The EU's highest court has ruled against Apple in a landmark tax case, upholding a €13 billion bill. This decision strengthens the EU's stance on corporate tax practices and could have far-reaching implications for tech giants operating in Europe.
Apple Dodges App Store Age Verification in Louisiana Child Safety Bill
Meta lobbied for Apple's App Store to be responsible for age verification in a Louisiana child safety bill, but Apple's aggressive efforts removed this provision. The legislative battle highlights the complex interplay between child safety, user privacy, and corporate interests in the digital age.
Tech Giants Face Pressure as Right-to-Repair Laws Gain Momentum
New laws in several U.S. states are forcing electronics manufacturers to provide repair materials to consumers. While some companies are complying, others lag behind, potentially facing reputational risks and financial penalties.
Dutch Data Protection Authority Fines Uber €290M for GDPR Violations
Uber faces a massive fine for transferring sensitive European driver data to US servers without adequate safeguards. The company plans to appeal the decision, citing regulatory uncertainty during the transfer period.