Apple says China ruling will force Qualcomm settlement
By Bloomberg
15 December 2018 |
2:48 pm
Apple Inc. says a Chinese ban on sales of the iPhone will force it to settle a long and bitter licensing battle with Qualcomm Inc. Oceanic Partners Vice President Matt Larson and Bloomberg's Mark Gurman discuss on "Bloomberg Technology."
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