A jury determined that Samsung must pay Apple $119.6 million for patent infringement, a fraction of the nearly $2.2 billion that Apple sought in the latest round of the companies' protracted patent battle.
May 02, 2014 at 05:38 PM
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SAN JOSE — A jury decided Friday that Samsung must pay Apple $119.6 million for patent infringement, a fraction of the nearly $2.2 billion the Cupertino-based company sought in the latest round of the protracted patent battle.
Returning on their fourth day of deliberations, a federal jury of four women and four men also awarded $158,400 to Samsung for its counterclaims of patent infringement.
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