A federal jury in San Diego found Apple Inc. owes over $5.7 billion for infringing Taction Technology Inc.'s haptics patents that cover vibration-based technology incorporated in models of iPhones and Apple Watches. Jurors found Apple infringed claims from two Taction patents (US Patent Nos. 10,659,885 and 10,820,117) but determined the infringement wasn’t willful; the suit targeted Apple's Taptic Engine.

WSJ reports Oracle sent a force majeure notice to a developer, has removed a key partner and faces local resistance in its 'Project Jupiter' AI data-center build-out in New Mexico.

Reuters reports an expected European Union vote on allowing Tesla's supervised Full Self-Driving system across the bloc has been delayed from October.

Bloomberg reports Polymarket bets on the likelihood that some of the biggest names in banking, including Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America, will fail, triggering concerns at the FDIC.

Capital One and a group of content creators won a federal judge's approval for a deal resolving claims that the company's browser extension diverted affiliate marketing commissions; the settlement will provide compensation to creators. The order requires Capital One to implement and maintain certain business-practice changes to ensure the browser extension doesn’t cut into affiliate marketers’ commissions, and Judge Anthony J. Trenga granted final approval.

The Business Journals reports Ally Financial rolled out a new loyalty program that it tested through the bank's partnership with Charlotte FC, while deposit growth lags behind customer gains.