Oracle seeking $2.6bn from Google over Java infringements in Android

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Firm touts findings from intellectual property expert in face of Google scrutiny

Oracle has announced that it is seeking up to $2.6bn in damages from Google over alleged infringements of its Java technology in the Android operating system, and dismissed Google's claims about the basis...

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