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Russia’s anti-monopoly agency found Apple guilty

Watchdog: Firm, local resellers violated price fixing laws

If you're lucky, you might even make a grand, you just need proof

As one might expect, it's seeking monetary reparations for the perceived slight

This once, at least, we aren't faced with a drawn-out lawsuit

Customers think it is strange that tags are rising when demand is falling

The company expects to have an easy time since the defendants have pleaded guilty

The European Commission doesn't appreciate their activities

The company continues to uphold its position of having committed no wrongdoing

So far, they have been favorable, but there is no telling about the future

The ones involved must be important if the EC is getting into the matter

The company brings the total amount too over $1 billion / €817 million

The company was fined $87 million but may be charged thrice as much

Looks like the company isn't happy about the court decision

Rambus isn't about to leave things as they are, though

Five others got slammed with this same ruling by the Korea FTC