Retail & E-Commerce Archive » August, 2007

Retail & E-Commerce - August, 2007

116 articles

• 16,000 Worker Class Gets OK To Sue Best Buy
• Proton Dismissed From Orbsak Patent Case
• O2Micro, Sony Settlement Still In The Works
• Trustee Slams Rowe Cos. Disclosure Statement
• Workers Win Right To Class Arbitration In Calif.
• Popcorn Maker Removes Diacetyl From Flavor Mix
• TFT-LCD Parties Split Over DOJ's Stay Request
• Wal-Mart Executive's Sentence Too Light, Court Says
• Chemtura Demands More Info From Bandag
• Levi Drops Copyright Suit Over Polo's Jeans Stitching
• Senate Announces Investigation Of China Imports
• Counts Washed Away In Sears Washing Machine Suit
• After Multiple Heelys Injuries, Shareholders File Suit
• Lawmakers Mull Bill To Curb Unsafe Chinese Imports
• Wal-Mart Denied Discovery Stay In Wage Suit
• Ink-Stick Maker Drops Counterclaims Against Xerox
• Polyester Staple Class Withstands Challenge
• After Lawsuit, Whole Foods Swallows Wild Oats
• Burberry Sues Iconix Over Signature Check Trademark
• Judge Sanctions Expedia In Employment Case
• Claims Dismissed From Ford Class Action Suit
• AMS' Ch. 11 Plan Does Not Specify Creditor Recovery
• Nellson's Creditors Seal $153.5M Buyout Deal
• U.S. Panel Will Probe Recalls Of Lead-Tainted Toys
• FDA Wants Sunscreen Makers To Slather On Warnings
• Employers Get Windfall In Calif. Incentive Pay Ruling
• Appeals Court Blesses Whole Foods, Wild Oats Deal
• Air Conditioner Maker Fedders Files For Ch. 11
• Global Power Gets More Time To Win Creditor Support
• Salmonella-Tainted Chocolate Case Stays In Canada
• Judge Tosses Wal-Mart Exec's $1.5M Suit
• Plaintiff In Target Uniform Dispute Seeks To Drop Case
• Judge Allows Some Claims In LED Suit To Go Forward
• Netflix Plaintiffs Move Closer To Appeal
• Judge Gives Bally Permission To Plow Ahead
• Wal-Mart Pulls Melamine-Tainted Dog Treats
• Stand 'N Seal Co-Defendant Denies Liability
• SAP Challenges Tweeter's Software Rights
• Vitamin C Plaintiffs Seek To Add More Defendants
• EU, China Face Off Over Product Safety
• Whole Foods Has Ample Competition In Market: Judge
• Delta Mills Gets More Time To Solicit Approval
• Court Affirms Remand Of LensCrafters Suit
• Whole Foods Bid For Wild Oats Temporarily Blocked
• FTC Appeals Order In Whole Foods Case
• Werner's Trustee Throws Up Red Flag
• Judge Blocks FTC Request To Stop Grocery Merger
• Burlington Fires Back At Vuitton Infringement Suit
• Clarion Recalls Navigation Systems
• Settlement Could Bankrupt Sharper Image: Experts
• ConAgra Loses Appeal Over Furr's Avoidance Action
• Commission Praises Mattel Toy Recall
• Turnaround Exec Resigns From Interstate Bakeries
• Merger Info. Should Be Sealed: Whole Foods To FTC
• Appeals Court Overturns Food Pricing Decision
• Plaintiffs Fight Wal-Mart's Bid For Protective Order
• Judge Approves $55M Deal In FedEx Bias Case
• Judge Tosses Key Claims In Rubber Chemicals Suit
• Wal-Mart Pays $4M To Settle California Wage Suit
• Rowe Submits Reorganization Strategy
• Amid Fire Risks, Nokia Recalls Millions Of Batteries
• Judge Greenlights Latest Dispute Between MPS, O2
• Resale Price Maintenance, Litigation After Leegin
• Mattel Recalls Around 19 Million Toys Worldwide
• Mattel Hit With Suit Over Possibly Contaminated Toys
• SpeedTrack To Link Data Patent Cases
• Abercrombie & Fitch Loses Dismissal Bid
• Stand N' Seal Maker Loses Bid To Delay Depositions
• Group Objects To Marcal Settlement With EPA
• Sexual Harassment Claims Against Caterpillar Survive
• Gilchrist & Soames Recalls Chinese-Made Toothpaste
• Some Claims Dismissed In Carbon Price-Fixing Suit
• EchoStar Prevails Against Forgent In Patent Suit
• Leegin Hit With Antitrust Suit Again
• New Budweiser Labels Spark Patent Suit
• CVS Caremark Backs Down From Options Fight
• Another Company Charged In Big Dig Dust-Up
• Strand Board Case Survives Motion To Dismiss
• Latest BAR/BRI Suit Seeks Break-Up
• Recall Delays Could Lead To Large Fines, Lawsuits
• China Bans Two Manufacturers From Exporting Toys
• Suit Over Microsoft's Vista Marketing To Proceed
• Case Managers Take On Wal-Mart In Collective Action
• Labor Dept. Hits Pilgrim's Pride With FLSA Suit
• Phillip Morris Huffs and Puffs To No Avail
• Rift Over The Good Earth Healed
• Pet Owner Sues Chinese Pet Food Co. Over Melamine
• Jury To Weigh In On CEO's "Ageist" Remarks
• Guss' In A Pickle Over Leaked Mediation Docs
• Judge Enables Lionel To Keep Chugging Along
• Tussle Over Musicland's Liquidation Plan Continues
• Fisher-Price Faces CPSC Probe Over Recall Timing
• Sears Wants Kmart Real Estate Fraud Case Tossed
• Class Certified In Strand Board Price-Fixing Case
• Kids' Jewelry, Mostly From China, Poses Lead Hazard
• Wal-Mart Strikes Back At Wage-And-Hour Action
• CPSC Gets Its Regulatory Fire Back
• PTO Rejects Claims In TiVo Patent
• Hot Wheels Spat Merits Another Lap
• Court Extinguishes Smokers' Advertising Suit
• Chemtura Buries Another Hatchet Over Price Fixing
• Senate Hears Testimony On Leegin Decision
• Apple's iPhone Tapped In Suit Over Keyboard Patent
• Appeals Court Sides With Goodyear On Witness
• Nokia Dismisses One Patent From Qualcomm Dispute
• LID Fends Off Creditors, Gets More Time For Plan
• Debate Rages Over IP Protection In Fashion Industry
• Mattel Suffers Recall Woes To Tune Of $30M
• Plaintiffs Back $15M Bid For Attorneys In FedEx Case
• Barnes & Noble Settles Web Patent Suit
• SpeedTrack Bids To Merge Patent Suits
• AAI Attacks Whole Foods-Wild Oats Deal
• Judge Nixes Hasbro's Injunction Bid Against MGA
• Study Says Laser Printers May Pose Health Risk
• Kraft Suffers Blow In Rolled Food Patent Feud
• Home Depot Hammered By Negligence Suit