Software company Oracle won $30 million in its unfair competition trial against computer technology manufacturer Hewlett-Packard Tuesday when an Oakland federal jury found copyright infringement and interference with Oracle's contracts and prospective economic advantage.
The eight-person jury found that Hewlett-Packard directly infringed and vicariously infringed on the copyright, awarding Oracle $30 million for infringement. The jury foun...
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