Corporate Crime Blotter

Mar 2: A jury in Texas found .@Intel liable for #patentinfringement involving technology related to computer chip manufact… https://t.co/Cyy5eEr32o |
Mar 2: Portuguese nonprofit .@DecoProteste has filed a #classaction lawsuit against .@Apple for the “#plannedobsolescence”… https://t.co/OoTKkbQsOZ |
Feb 28: .@Facebook will pay $650 MILLION to end a 2015 #classaction lawsuit for using #facialrecognition on the photos of 6… https://t.co/AhXTj02ejx |
Feb 26: #PilgrimsPride, the second-largest U.S. poultry producer, pleaded guilty to federal #antitrust charges and was fine… https://t.co/fsw86surQl |
Feb 26: Video app .@TikTok_US will pay $92 MILLION to settle dozens of lawsuits for violating state and federal law by harv… https://t.co/7uQ6wTsGNv |
Feb 25: The South Korean stock exchange is investigating whether .@Hyundai executives profited from inside knowledge of se… https://t.co/0XjVd6ze6q |
Feb 25: UK consumer group Which? is suing chipmaker .@Qualcomm for allegedly breaching UK competition law by using its domi… https://t.co/1Jkc09Drzl |
Feb 23: In a major victory for advocates of treating all Internet traffic the same, a federal judge ruled against broadband… https://t.co/nwnjtV8eRn |
Feb 21: A Texas family whose son died of suspected hypothermia after they lost power in their mobile home during February’s… https://t.co/31Uhov47rN |
Feb 20: Maine’s Supreme Court ruled Apple owes more than $500,000 in sales tax and penalties on iPhones sold from 2010–2013… https://t.co/zHIn9iyTVY |