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Samsung Ordered to Pay Swatch $11. 6 Million Over Copied Smartwatch Apps
Source: Bloomberg
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A London judge ordered Samsung Electronics to pay Swatch Group AG $11.6 million after finding Samsung unlawfully hosted copied smartwatch displays for luxury brands. While the ruling is a discrete legal setback, the monetary penalty is unlikely to be material versus Samsung’s broader earnings, but it raises ongoing IP/compliance risk for its smartwatch display supply and replication controls.
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