Appeals court says Apple’s settlement in e-book price-fixing case can stand

Ars Technica
By Megan GeussFeb 17, 2016, 3:37 pm381 pts
(credit: shiftstigma) A US appeals court on Wednesday upheld the $450 million settlement that Apple agreed to (PDF) in an antitrust lawsuit over e-book price fixing. After a district court found Apple liable for antitrust violations, the company settled for $450 million, but one consumer challenged that…

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