SAN FRANCISCO — After Oracle made its closing statements on Monday morning at the U.S. District Court, Google’s Robert Van Nest stepped up to the plate, defending Android’s implementation of the 37 ...

In a court filing, the software giant asked a judge for attorney’s fees and damages to cover what it characterized as Sun’s unlawful violation of a settlement inked in an earlier lawsuit over the Java ...

In the latest round of a corporate boxing match that has persisted for more than five years, Microsoft has filed a court brief accusing Sun Microsystems of unfair competition and violation of a ...

The judge's decision, coming little more than a week after a jury unanimously concluded that Google's use of Java in Android did not infringe Oracle's Java patents, means that Oracle -- for the moment ...

The accusations have been flying for five years now in Oracle’s bitter legal battle with Google, and on Thursday the companies reportedly appeared in a San Francisco District Court to hear Oracle ...

With a ruling from United States District Judge William Alsup that application programming interfaces (APIs) cannot be copyrighted, it appears Oracle's lost yet another battle against Google over Java ...

Microsoft does not have to include a rival’s software in its Windows operating system, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday in overturning a judge’s order. The unanimous decision by the three-judge ...