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Google Inc. was again accused in a lawsuit of violating users’ privacy by co-mingling data across different products.
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Utah won’t grant gay marriage benefits during appeal
“The state can neither recognize nor confer new marital benefits," Utah Attorney General Sean D. Reyes said.
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Read More »Target sued by Christmas shopper over data breach
Target Corp., the second-largest U.S. discount chain, was sued by a Christmas shopper claiming she may have been exposed to identity theft from a data breach affecting 40 million debit and credit cards.
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Read More »Google wins dismissal of suit over co-mingling of users’ data
Google Inc. won dismissal of a lawsuit challenging its privacy policy allowing it to co-mingle user data across different products because the plaintiffs didn’t convince a judge they suffered losses as a result.
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Read More »Yahoo sued over e-mail scanning for targeted advertising
The lawsuit claims that the e-mail scanning invades users' privacy in violation of state and federal wiretap laws.
Read More »Manufacturers argue against $1B sought for lead paint
NL Industries Inc. is one of five paint companies that presented closing arguments against a public-nuisance lawsuit by 10 California cities and counties.
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Read More »Samsung lawyer fails to undo Apple trial evidence ruling
Samsung Electronics Co. again lost its bid to use evidence a lawyer for the company described as “critical” to rebutting Apple Inc.’s central allegations in a patent-infringement trial in California.
Read More »Rambus $4.3B chip trial at least 60 days away
Rambus Inc.’s bid to claim $4.3 billion in damages from memory-chip manufacturers in an antitrust lawsuit won’t go to trial before March 22, a California judge said. One of the manufacturers, Samsung Electronics Co., agreed to pay $900 million in ...
Read More »Montana high court OKs doctor-assisted suicide
Physician-assisted suicide is legal in Montana, and doctors who help terminally ill patients die are shielded from prosecution, the state Supreme Court ruled. Montana is the third state, after Oregon and Washington, to allow physicians to help such patients end ...
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Read More »Boeing unit lawsuit over CIA flight plans appealed
A unit of Boeing Co., the second-largest U.S. defense contractor, faced an appeal court hearing over claims it falsified flight plans to disguise the CIA’s delivery of suspected terrorists to secret prisons where they were tortured. A lawyer for the ...
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