In addition to the $30m, a jury also felt HPE was liable for $24m in damages for interference
Unicon claims key staff, including a managing director, joined the competitor and leaked confidential company information
The 12-year long court case has ended in Intel’s favour
European Commission confirms another investigation into Google's data-gathering conduct is underway
HP claimed Dutch manufacturer had infringed patent by selling cartridges compatible with its printers, but lost in court for a third time
Ministry of Finance advises immediate halt on purchases from the reseller while documentation related to bribery case is evaluated
Ex-group CEO Claus Hougesen receives 10-month prison sentence along with three other former Atea employees
Madrid distributor wins legal spat with former subsidiary Unipapel, but aims to put all three warehouses up for sale
Apple 'forced to make other plans' as facilities development gets tangled in legal proceedings
CPI and sister publication CRN have conducted video Q&As with MSPs in UK, Germany, France, Italy and the Netherlands to find how they are preparing for incoming regulation