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"Apple, Amazon, Google Agree to Royalties on Cloud Service" Bloomberg 10:03 PM
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"U.S. Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple, Hachette: The U.S. filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple Corp., Hachette SA, HarperCollins, Macmillan, Penguin and Simon & Schuster in New York district court, claiming collusion over eBook pricing." Bloomberg 9:20 AM
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"U.S., Texas sue Apple, publishers over e-book pricing; industry says changes help Amazon" Austin American-Statesman [Free Registration Required] 10:02 PM
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"U.S. Sues Apple, Publishers Over E-Book Pricing" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 9:44 AM
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"Inside the DOJ's ebook price-fixing case against Apple: an analysis"
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"US sues Apple and publishers over e-book prices: Technology giant Apple and major publishers are being sued by the US Department of Justice over pricing of e-books." BBC 9:39 AM
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"Apple vs. DOJ: Does Tim Cook really want this fight? A confrontation over e-books could lead to an ugly and protracted rumble with the trustbusters, as happened with Microsoft and IBM years ago." CNET News 9:05 AM
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"DOJ Files Antitrust Suit Against Apple and 5 Publishers Over E-Book Pricing" Wired 11:27 AM
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"Apple's Steve Jobs conspired on e-book price-fixing, lawsuits say" Los Angeles Times [Paid Membership Required] 3:53 PM
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"U.S. sues Apple, publishers in e-book price scheme" Reuters 4:30 PM
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"Feds Slam Apple and Publishers With E-Book Price-Fixing Charges" MacNewsWorld 3:43 PM
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"DOJ sues Apple over price-fixing scheme" CNNMoney 10:35 AM
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"It's on — US sues Apple, publishers over e-book prices" paidContent 10:38 AM
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"How Steve Jobs Got Apple Into Trouble Over Ebooks" Mashable 4:01 PM
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"Why Apple is telling the DOJ: 'We'll see you in court'" Fortune 8:45 AM
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"Despite iPad production issues, analyst sees Apple soaring: Sterne Agee analyst Shaw Wu says that Apple is facing some iPad production problems, but they should be quickly addressed and help the company's shares soar." CNET News 10:12 AM
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"iPhone Lucre and iPad Cash Form Raging River of Revenue: Apple's market cap topped $600 billion recently, and the level of profit it's reeling in have made it a big target. 'Like the political system, there's a real effort of revenge taking place,' said ACI Research's Edward Zabitsky. 'Facebook and Microsoft are collaborating to an unprecedented extent with carriers in the battle for the future of the Internet, and these companies are acting in their own best interest.'" MacNewsWorld 8:55 AM
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"In China, iPad fever is cooling" ZDNet 8:28 AM
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