Newly released emails implicate Apple, Intel and Google in 'no poaching' deals

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Top tech companies agreed not to hire each others' staff

New documents have been filed in court showing how a number of big, Silicon Valley-based companies operated an informal "no poaching" agreement to prevent them from taking each other's staff. The a...

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