Netlist and Micron Settle Patent Disputes
Micron will pay $600 million over five years for a worldwide license to Netlist’s patent portfolio.
Micron will pay $600 million over five years for a worldwide license to Netlist’s patent portfolio.
The state attorney general has issued investigative demands to Hanes and Fruit of the Loom; no violation has been found.
A federal court has approved a settlement resolving a National Guard medic’s military-service employment claims.
The Justice and Education departments have announced enforcement action over Los Angeles school policies they say keep information from parents.
Premier Martial Arts’ franchisor and its former sales organisation have agreed to resolve FTC allegations over earnings and ownership claims.
The FTC has warned 24 healthcare businesses that incomplete or misleading non-emergency price information may violate federal law.
The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear Nexstar’s challenge to the revival of DirecTV’s broadcast-fee antitrust lawsuit.
The U.S. Supreme Court is considering whether federal law prevents Boulder from pursuing state-law climate claims against energy companies.
The CFTC has proposed a federal regulatory route for retail cryptocurrency platforms offering leveraged or margined trading.
Okinawa police arrested a US Marine on suspicion of robbery and murder; he denies the allegations.
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