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A Canadian company won a verdict worth about $80 million on Friday when a federal jury decided that a New Jersey firm engaged in unfair trade practices and attempted to monopolize the market for the tags used in a shoplifter-detection system. After a month-long trial, the jury found in favor of ID Security Systems Canada Inc. of Ontario on four of its five claims against Thorofare, N.J.'s Checkpoint Systems Inc.
May 29, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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