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The DOJ successfully proved in court that Google engaged in illegal conduct, but the outcome fell short of the major victory it had hoped to secure.
X Corp’s request for a preliminary injunction remains undecided, while Operation Bluebird continues moving forward, suggesting the underlying dispute is still active and unresolved despite the pending court ruling.
A court has determined that imposing a hold on all wind projects is a clear violation of the law.
Disinformation researchers commend a court ruling that prevents the denial of visas and deportations under policies associated with Trump, highlighting its significance in protecting information integrity.
A recent court loss in Germany for Google AI may have significant negative implications for the future of the AI search industry.
The ruling garnered backing from founders and prompted legal experts to suggest that platforms may need to reassess their approach to managing trademarked keywords.
Chairman Brendan Carr expressed satisfaction over the FCC's court defeat concerning a rule established during the Biden administration, viewing it as a victory for his stance.
A court decision establishes that federal law overrides state gambling regulations in the context of prediction markets, preventing states from enforcing their gambling laws on these markets.
A U.S. bankruptcy court has mandated Byju's founder, Byju Raveendran, to pay more than $1.07 billion due to missing company funds.
A German court ruled that Google abused its market dominance in price comparison, ordering it to pay €572 million in damages to two German companies.
Google was convicted of monopolistic practices but faced minimal penalties, retaining key assets like Chrome and Android, while being required to share search data and stop exclusive deals, leading to a stock surge and questions about the leniency of the punishment.
A court has criticized Apple's carbon neutral claims, highlighting that the short-term carbon credits they rely on undermine the credibility of these claims.
Epic Games achieved a legal victory as the Federal Court of Australia ruled that Apple and Google engaged in anti-competitive practices in their app stores.
The court dismissed Google's claim of judicial errors in the antitrust case, maintaining the trial's fairness towards Epic Games.
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) maintained its board members despite a court ruling against them, defying former President Trump's administration.
A U.S. appeals court has halted the Federal Trade Commission's rule mandating companies to simplify subscription cancellations to match the ease of sign-ups.
A court has mandated that former President Trump reinstate funding for health research focused on minority and LGBTQ+ communities, reversing previous cuts.
The High Court of England and Wales mandates stricter measures for lawyers to prevent AI misuse, emphasizing generative AI's unreliability in legal research.
A U.S. court has ruled against Apple's request for a stay, mandating the company to cease charging developers for external payments linked through apps.
Former President Trump disputes a court decision restricting his ability to unilaterally impose tariffs, asserting his right to manage trade policies.
Apple is seeking to postpone a court decision mandating that iOS app developers be allowed to use alternative payment systems and bypass Apple's commission fees.
Apple faced a significant court ruling requiring them to allow developers to offer alternative payment options outside the App Store, challenging their previous anti-competitive practices and 30% commission policy.
Apple has updated its App Store policies in the U.S. to allow apps to direct users to external websites for purchasing subscriptions or digital goods, following a court ruling in favor of Epic Games.
Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers expressed strong disapproval of Apple for not complying with court orders in its legal battle with Epic Games, despite Apple largely winning the case.
A court ruled that the FCC violated the right to a trial, but other courts have yet to make decisions on the matter.
A computer scientist continues to pursue legal recognition for AI-generated art copyright despite a recent court ruling against it.
Following a court victory, New York mandates that low-income health plans be made available starting Wednesday.
Google proposed a solution in an antitrust case where the US Department of Justice argued for the sale of its Chrome browser due to monopolistic practices in online search.
A UK judge has sentenced Wright to a one-year suspended prison term while he remains in hiding in Asia.
Google intends to appeal a decision allowing Xbox into a particular market or situation.
The European Commission is expected to challenge a recent court decision by filing an appeal.
The EU's highest court confirmed a €2.4 billion fine against Google for antitrust violations related to search engine practices.
A federal judge plans to issue a punishment in Google's antitrust case by August 2025 after ruling against it.
A judge ruled that a critic of Elon Musk "targeted" advertisers in Texas, denying their motion to dismiss the case.
A judge ruled that the FTC Act does not grant the Federal Trade Commission substantive rulemaking authority.
A court ruled that the Universal Service fee is an unconstitutional "misbegotten tax."
