The US federal government claimed in a lawsuit filed in a San Francisco court that Sprint Communications Inc overcharged law enforcement agencies by $21 million in wiretapping fees, The Washington Times said.
In its filing with the US Court of Appeals in New York yesterday, Apple Inc claimed that it has no knowledge that the publishers mentioned in the anti-trust lawsuit lodged against them have conspired to manipulate e-book prices.
US banks remained unconvinced providing services to marijuana-related businesses despite a new guidance issued by US Treasury and the Justice Department, a Wall Street Journal report said.
A critic emailed suggestions to presiding judge Laura Taylor Swain regarding her upcoming ruling on the criminal portion of the $1.8 billion settlement between the US government and hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors LP.
