Four more universities will settle a class-action lawsuit accusing them of colluding to fix the financial aid they offered to students for a total of $166 million.
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apple songs that you downloaded from the itunes store. and they said and this lawsuit says, hey, you weren t trying to improve the product, you were trying to monopolize the market because everybody was buying these devices. and, of course, jobs said some things that would hurt the defense of the case and it s not like jobs can be cross-examined in any way. well, he is cross-examined at the deposition. as a matter of fact, these depositions tend to go on for a long time, they re very aggressive then the plaintiff s attorney can pick the segments he wants to play and, of course, the defense then can play other segments. so it s almost like he s in the courtroom. it s not like apple doesn t have a history with these lawsuits. there was the e-book price fixing lawsuit in 2012, a wage fixing lawsuit for apple employees. so that will certainly entering into things, right? yes, it does enter into things but i think in the end, i m thinking back to law school. the two hardest subjec