Apple May Face A $500M Bill On E-Books

By Melissa Lipman (July 24, 2013, 8:24 PM EDT) -- The state attorneys general and private plaintiffs suing Apple Inc. and five major publishers for fixing the price of e-books may be seeking nearly $500 million in damages from the iPad maker, according to court documents filed Tuesday, and experts say the plaintiffs are unlikely to cut Apple much slack after its recent trial loss....

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