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5 Min Read (Reuters) - The online grocery delivery company Instacart brought an action this week against Uber in federal court in San Francisco to find out what Uber knew about allegedly fraudulent data scraping by Instacart rival Cornershop. Uber announced in October 2019 that it was investing $459 million to acquire a 51% stake in Cornershop. Instacart’s lawyers at Keker, Van Nest & Peters moved to compel Uber to comply with a subpoena for business records and witness testimony in Instacart’s suit against Cornershop in federal court in Marshall, Texas. In the underlying case, Instacart alleges that as Cornershop geared up in early 2020 to launch operations in Texas and Florida, the company misappropriated at least 2,199 Instacart images and product descriptions from Instacart’s website. Instacart claims that the images Cornershop scraped from its website are copyrighted and that the descriptions were proprietary. It sued under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and the Digi

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