Yahoo sued seven former employees Monday, alleging that the workers stole trade secrets as they defected to MForma Group, which provides entertainment and information tailored for wireless phones. Yahoo's suit, filed in California, alleges MForma illegally raided its work force as part of a plot to swipe technology developed by Yahoo, which runs the Internet's most visited Web site. Yahoo is seeking a court order to block MForma or any of its former employees from using its intellectual property.
March 01, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Yahoo Inc. sued seven former employees Monday, alleging that the workers stole trade secrets as they defected to MForma Group Inc., which provides entertainment and information tailored for wireless phones.
Yahoo’s suit in Santa Clara County Superior Court alleges San Francisco-based MForma illegally raided its work force as part of a plot to swipe technology developed by Yahoo, which runs the Internet’s most visited Web site.
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