Plaintiff's claim was "too broad," says appeals court Judge

Short seller brands blockchain firm Standard Power a "fake customer"

Dish had been told to pay ClearPlay millions for patent infringement

French cloud provider lied about where customer data was kept - and wiped servers before returning them

Case argues former CEO Rob Johnson misled investors; Vertiv pushes back

Northstar claims the investor used a fraud case as a pretext to dump the data center builder and take the profits

365 Data Centers' negligence meant an attack on customer data took down its whole cloud, says class action complaint

Never mind if the Itanium chip failed, Oracle promised HP it would support it

McDonagh brothers failed to pay back loans

High Performance Object Storage is designed for Big Data and AI

Law firm Ziegler will send its letter at the end of February

OVHcloud will get an official letter in March

CyberBunker operators set to go to prison

Law firm Ziegler says OVHcloud's compensation was inadequate

Stéphane Richard was found guilty of aiding embezzlement while at the French government

Previous verdict is a "legally unjustified" windfall for BladeRoom

A new hearing for Digiport v Foram will be needed to determine whether concepts were well-known

Former Deutsche Bank site gets a new lease of life after some legal wrangles

Proposals on land, equipment and electricity taxes await the decision of the House

“With no admission as to liability”

Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron are accused of artificially inflating memory prices

The two have pledged to cease hostilities for five years

Emerson to pay $30m in damages, after Facebook settles the lawsuit

The pair is accused of stealing almost $400,000 in scrap metal during renovation

Remaining defendant fears it will suffer prejudice due to Facebook’s involvement in the Cambridge Analytica scandal

As the CLOUD Act made the lawsuit moot 

The EU Network and Information Systems directive became EU law last year, giving member states until May 2018 to implement it

Claims that local government breached rules when it approved a competing telecommunications tower