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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundTrend Micro CEO settles SEC action
February 8, 2007 Company says its chief executive reached a settlement with the SEC over allegations of securities violations in the trading of SINA stock.Dell calls on HP to investigate spying charges
June 1, 2007 Hewlett-Packard says it discussed allegations that employees spied on rival, but Dell wants more thorough investigation.Intel to abide by Japan FTC recommendations
April 1, 2005 Chipmaker agrees to halt the practice of requiring PC makers to limit the use of competitors' chips in exchange for monetary rebates.Google accused of aiding movie pirates
February 12, 2007 But search giant is not a defendant in the case and denies defendants' allegations.EU takes over German antitrust inquiry into Intel
September 11, 2006 Regulators take over a German antitrust investigation of allegations that Intel persuaded a retailer to forgo AMD processors.Oracle amends complaint in SAP suit
June 1, 2007 Oracle details new charges, alleges SAP's TomorrowNow copied materials to the point of repeating errors from originals.Judge unimpressed by ConnectU's case against Facebook
July 26, 2007 Judge gives ConnectU more time to revise its case against its rival social-networking site, calling at least one portion "gossamer thin."Intel answers AMD in court
September 1, 2005 It's still early in AMD's antitrust suit, but sordid tidbits are bubbling up in an Intel document filed in U.S. District Court.Criminal charges filed against ex-Brocade CEO
July 20, 2006 Gregory Reyes and other former execs have been indicted in connection with backdating of stock options. Photo: Brocade charges announcedGoogle ducks a legal bullet
October 4, 2006 Eric J. Sinrod says search giant's profitable policy of selling keywords remains safe--for the time being.
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