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"Apple Rejected by U.S. Supreme Court in $450 Million E-Book Case Politics"
 Bloomberg 9:04 AM
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"Supreme Court Turns Away Apple Appeal in E-Books Antitrust Case: Apple is expected to pay $450 million as part of a settlement" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 10:36 AM
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"Supreme Court rejects Apple e-books price-fixing appeal" Reuters 10:35 AM
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"Apple loses e-books price-fixing appeal in Supreme Court" TechCrunch 10:35 AM
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"Supreme Court denies Apple appeal in e-books price fixing case" IDG News Service 10:35 AM
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"Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Apple eBook Antitrust Appeal" The Mac Observer 10:39 AM
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"Apple to Pay Consumers $450 Million in E-books Price-Fixing Antitrust Class Action" Hagens Berman 2:10 PM
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"Supreme Court Refuses To Overturn Apple's e-Book Antitrust Loss" Forbes 2:57 PM
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"Don't Hold Your Breath in Apple Tax Probe, EU's Vestager Says" Bloomberg 10:38 AM
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"Apple's Clash With FBI Risks Piercing Trust in EU Privacy Shield" Bloomberg 9:25 PM
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"Justice Dept. Appeals Ruling in Apple iPhone Case in Brooklyn" New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 9:26 PM
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"Apple vs FBI: Lavabit warns FBI's 'extraordinary' action may drive US businesses offshore" TechCrunch 7:51 AM
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"Apple exec takes to op-ed page, argues against turning back the clock to 'less-secure time'" Computerworld 7:49 AM
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"FBI wants Apple to bring back the security standards of 2013: Federighi/Apple SVP of software engineering Craig Federighi has said US law enforcement is looking to turn back the clock to a less secure time." ZDNet 8:00 AM
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"Apple exec says FBI's iPhone demand would create huge setback in security arms race" Los Angeles Times [Paid Membership Required] 11:23 AM
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"Apple: FBI request threatens kids, electricity grid, liberty" The Register 7:47 AM
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"Apple VP backs CEO Tim Cook over iPhone unlocking" The Inquirer 7:46 AM
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"Apple case exposes ongoing government rift over encryption policy: Even as the Department of Justice battles Apple in court over access to encrypted data, the Obama administration remains split over backing requirements that tech manufacturers provide law enforcement with a 'back door' into their products, according to a dozen people familiar with the internal debate." Reuters 8:02 AM
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"Feds launch new effort to compel Apple's aid accessing iPhone data" USA Today 6:29 PM
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