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Supreme Court Sides With Google Over Oracle in Multibillion-Dollar Copyright Battle

The Supreme Court threw out a lower-court ruling for Oracle that mentioned Google’s Android infringed its copyrights at the Java device program platform.
The Supreme Court threw out a lower-court ruling for Oracle that said Google’s Android infringed its copyrights on the Java software platform.

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