Apple settles on damages in digital book case

Wed, 18 June 2014

03:54

Apple has reached a settlement on the damages owed in a case that concluded the company illegally conspired with publishers to drive up the prices of digital books.

Terms of the settlement weren't disclosed in a document filed late Monday. Those details will emerge in a filing due by July 16.

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