Priceline.com Inc. sued Microsoft Corp., accusing it of duping priceline.com into sharing its secrets by offering technological help. Priceline.com operates a service on the Internet that enables buyers to "name the price" for airline tickets, accommodations and other services. Microsoft is accused of stealing the concept and the technology for the travel Web site run by its subsidiary, Expedia.com.
October 14, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Microsoft Corp. has been sued by priceline.com Inc. in a case that is sure to become one of the most closely watched patent battles in the country.
Priceline.com operates a service over the Internet that enables buyers to name the price they want to pay for airline tickets, hotel rooms, new cars and mortgages.
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