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The "unfair" and "excessively high" royalties Qualcomm Inc collected from Chinese smartphone makers were the key factors that led to the historical fine, the National Development and Reform
Qualcomm Inc, the world's biggest cellphone chip maker, is under an anti-trust investigation by the National Development and Reform Commission. The investigation started last year and the NDRC is
Qualcomm Inc, the United States-based semiconductor giant. The company was fined a record $975 million in February by the National Development and Reform Com-mission in a landmark anti-trust probe
Criticizing the 6.088-billion-yuan ($975 million) fine imposed on chipmaker Qualcomm for violating China's monopoly laws, some Western media outlets say it shows that foreign capital is less welcome
The "unfair" and "excessively high" royalties Qualcomm Inc collected from Chinese smartphone makers were the key factors that led to the historical fine, the National Development and Reform
Criticizing the 6.088-billion-yuan ($975 million) fine imposed on chipmaker Qualcomm for violating China's monopoly laws, some Western media outlets say it shows that foreign capital is less welcome
Qualcomm Inc, the world's biggest cellphone chip maker, is under an anti-trust investigation by the National Development and Reform Commission. The investigation started last year and the NDRC is
Criticizing the 6.088-billion-yuan ($975 million) fine imposed on chipmaker Qualcomm for violating China's monopoly laws, some Western media outlets say it shows that foreign capital is less welcome
Qualcomm Incorporated (NASDAQ: QCOM) has taken actions last week to address Meizu’s infringement of its patents in the United States, Germany and France. These actions include filing a complaint with
A Chinese semiconductor company has filed a trademark rights suit against three companies, including US-based Qualcomm Incorporated, claiming compensation of 100 million yuan. A court in Shanghai
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