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A federal jury's $104.5 million verdict in an antitrust suit has been slashed down to $13 million by a U.S. District judge in Philadelphia because the plaintiff failed to prove the existence of the "relevant market" that was central to its theory of the case. ID Security Systems Canada claimed that Checkpoint Systems drove it out of the market for supplying the tags used in shoplifter detection systems.
March 31, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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