Apple CEO Tim Cook compares $1bn Qualcomm case to being overcharged for a sofa

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Apple CEO Tim Cook compares $1bn Qualcomm case to being overcharged for a sofa

Tim Cook says settlement between firms unlikely

Apple CEO Tim Cook has said that the firm had no choice but to sue Qualcomm for $1bn, believing that it is unlikely a settlement outside the courts will be reached. Speaking during an earnings call...

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