Bhagalpur / New Delhi / Surat / Bangalore / Vadodara / /
Company
NEC / Twitter / Amazon.com / Advanced Micro Devices / Google Inc. / Dell / Intel Corporation / Competition On / Times of India / HP / PAUCITY OF FUNDS / /
Continent
America / Europe / /
Country
Myanmar / France / Pakistan / Afghanistan / Canada / Australia / United Kingdom / China / Iraq / India / Saudi Arabia / Mexico / Fiji / Poland / Zimbabwe / Russia / United States / Ireland / /
Currency
USD / EUR / /
Event
Judicial Event / /
Facility
Indian Institute of Law / District Court / Supreme Court / Institute of Law / Nirma University of Science / Court of First Instance / /
IndustryTerm
onsite operators / religious law / adequate infrastructure / law school life / copyright law / online casinos / archived web pages / workable solution / internet world / law schools / judicial law making / internet gambling / Prussian law / web world / antitrust law / search engines / electronic and audio-visual media / searchable web index / Online Gambling / search engine / increased media attention / image search capability / /
MarketIndex
IPC / /
MusicGroup
Supreme Court / House of Lords / /
Organization
Indian Supreme Court / Supreme Court / European Court / Competition Commission of India / Central government / Central Bureau of Investigation / Apex Court / Court of Nevada / Court of First Instance in Luxembourg / European Commission / Law Commission of India / European Union / Robert Mugabe’s Government in Zimbabwe / Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law / Nirma University of Science & Technology / Indian Institute of Law / United States Supreme Court / Sixth Pay Commission / House of Lords / UN Court / Delhi High Court / Indian Council for Social Welfare / Act Parliament / first National Law School / /
On 13 May 2009, the European Commission adopted a decision finding that Intel Corporation infringed Article 82 of the EC Treaty by abusing its dominant position on the x86 central processing unit (CPU) market