Legal

New York, November 5 -- Chip maker Intel faces accusations of illegally persuading computer makers--by paying them billions of dollars--to use its chips instead of Advanced Micro Devices’ (AMD).

New York -- The New York judge presiding over the trial of reputed mobster John "Junior" Gotti said he gave jurors a tub of licorice to limit talk about the case.

Proctor -- A motorized recliner seized by Minnesota police was pulled from eBay because the listing mistakenly identified the chair as a La-Z-Boy, officials said.

Detroit -- A group of Michigan communities say Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan overcharged them by tacking on $40 million in hidden fees.

Washington -- A Canadian company that allegedly sold defective Zylon fabric -- a key ballistic material in bullet-proof vests -- is being sued by the U.S. Justice Department.

Los Angeles -- A Los Angeles Superior Court judge has ruled Anna Nicole Smith's former beau and two doctors will be tried on numerous felony drug charges, officials said.

Joliet -- An Illinois judge says he is "eating his words" after a man took him up on a joking offer to pay off his community service hours by feeding the court.

Coral springs -- A Florida air-conditioning and heating company is suing a competitor for using an advertising phrase close to the company's "Your wife is hot" campaign.

Seattle -- A U.S. District judge has granted David Copperfield's request for a six-month stay in the civil lawsuit filed by a woman who claims the magician raped her.

Washington, Oct. 23 -- U.S. Treasury Department's pay czar Kenneth Feinberg said he would be "disappointed" if executives left their jobs due to pay cuts he imposed.