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New York's highest court on Monday ordered the state to pay an additional $1.93 billion a year to provide “a sound, basic education” to New York City school children. That’s billions less than had been sought in a landmark lawsuit launched more than a decade ago. (Learn More | Read The Opinion)

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Open Source Software Survives Antitrust Challenge

By Kevin Fayle

Does giving something away violate the Sherman Act's prohibition on predatory pricing? Does encouraging a price of zero constitute price-fixing? No on both counts, according to a recent Seventh Circuit decision in an antitrust suit against companies distributing software under the GNU Public License (GPL). (Full Column)