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Apple Loses to Samsung in Supreme Court Smartphone Fight
Design patent cases very rarely reach the Supreme Court. It had not heard such a case in more than 120 years.
10 Women Who Shattered Glass Ceilings
As the first female presidential nominee from a major political party in the United States, Hillary Clinton joins these other power players.
Supreme Court Rejects Google's Appeal in Class Action Dispute Over Ads
The 2008 lawsuit accused Google of violating California fair advertising laws because it misled advertisers about where the ads would be placed.
Supreme Court Dodges Major Decision on Obamacare Birth Control
The court's action avoided a possible 4-4 split that would have affirmed the lower-court rulings.
Chief Justice John Roberts Calls U.S. Patent Challenge Process Bizarre
The Supreme Court is hearing a case about an invalidated speedometer patent.
Obama Nominates Moderate, Veteran Judge for Supreme Court
Marrick Garland, 63, is currently chief judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia.
Supreme Court Closes the Book on Apple's Appeal in Ebooks Price-Fixing Case
The Justice Department said the scheme caused some ebook prices to rise to $12.99 or $14.99 from the $9.99 price previously charged by market leader Amazon.
5 Inspirational, and Biting, Quotes From Antonin Scalia
The late Supreme Court justice had a way with words.
5 Ways Scalia's Death Will Affect U.S. Business
His death scrambles the expected outcome in key cases before the court and, in the longer term, removes the passionate pen the justice often deployed on the side of business.
Apple Tries to Kill More Patents Than Any Other Company
Legal analytics company Lex Machina says Apple filed over 200 challenges to the Patent Trial and Appeal Board since 2012, almost 100 more than the second highest filer.
Supreme Court Rejects Cell Phone Search Warrant Case
The case raises questions about how much companies protect the privacy rights of their customers.
Two California Farmers Just Stopped the Government From Stealing Your Products
The Supreme Court's ruling over raisins means regulators need to think twice about taking private property.
Accommodating an Employee's Religion Just Got Even More Complicated
The Supreme Court's ruling in a discrimination suit brought by a Muslim woman creates a conundrum for employers trying to follow fair hiring practices.
The Supreme Court's Decision on Health Care Subsidies: What You Need to Know
The top court will start hearing arguments in the King v. Burwell case Wednesday, and the cost of insurance could be at stake.
U.S. Top Court Rejects Challenge to Debit Card 'Swipe Fees' Rules
The decision deals a blow to retailers, grocers and restaurant owners who argued the charges were unfairly high.