Apple sues Qualcomm for $1bn in royalty disputes, Qualcomm claims suit 'baseless'

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Apple sues Qualcomm for $1bn in royalty disputes, Qualcomm claims suit 'baseless'

Tech giants lawyer up

Apple is suing Qualcomm for $1bn over claims it has deliberately overcharged royalty payments and withheld payments to Apple in retaliation for Apple answering questions relating to anti-trust actions...

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