Samsung pays rack of coin to settle price fixing cases

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By INQUIRER staff

Wed Feb 07 2007, 09:36

KOREAN FIRM Samsung Electronics shelled out $90 million to 41 US states to settle outstanding law suits over price fixing.

Other class action plaintiffs had jumped on the bandwagon and those cases will also be settled now.

Samsung reckons that it can now take a breather from the price fixing allegations which had dogged it and other Dramurai for years. µ

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