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Apple sues accessory maker for selling counterfeit Apple branded products

Claiming that genuine Apple accessories on Amazon and Groupon are 90 per cent fake, Apple has filed a lawsuit against US-based Mobile Star LLC.

Groupon sues 'once-great' IBM over patent

The online marketplace Groupon has sued IBM Corp, accusing it of infringing a patent related to technology that helps businesses solicit customers based on the customers' locations at a given moment.

Free apps snoop on users more than they know: Study

Be careful before you push the 'accept' button next time while downloading a free app that asks for permission to share your personal information with a third party.

FREAK: A security flaw that may compromise Apple, Android browsers

Millions of people may have been left vulnerable to hackers while surfing the web on Apple and Google devices, thanks to a newly discovered security flaw known as "FREAK attack."

Groupon outlook disappoints; Ticket Monster draws interest

Groupon gave a forecast for first-quarter results that fell short of Wall Street's expectations on Thursday, as the online commerce company confirmed that several parties have expressed interest in acquiring its South Korean subsidiary Ticket Monster.

How Groupon pulled off the great onion coup

Even if it had stuck a great deal, how could the portal sell onions at a price that it was last sold at in 1999? More importantly why would it make such an obvious loss?

Discount dilemma: Groupon fights for life as daily deals fade

Groupon last week reported another quarter of disappointing earnings as its core business stagnated, sending its stock down 30 percent to an all-time low of $2.76. Its biggest rival, Living Social, is also piling up losses.

Why Facebook fell flat on its face after Nasdaq listing

The Facebook listing, which saw huge trading but not much price strength, shows that the jury is out on its business model

Fund manager charged in $11 million Facebook, Groupon scam

John Mattera, who ran the Praetorian Global Fund registered in the British Virgin Islands, spent nearly $4 million of the misappropriated money on personal expenses, including leasing luxury cars and buying jewelry.

Groupon COO quits ahead of IPO, joins Google

The revolving door at Groupon keeps turning: this is the second time in six months that its COO has left at short notice.