Auto parts suppliers could be sidelined in negotiations over licensing for key telecommunications technology in vehicles following Continental Automotive Systems Inc.’s recent appeals court loss.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled Continental didn’t have standing to sue for antitrust violations after it was refused a license. The court said Continental couldn’t show it suffered a non-speculative injury. ...
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