SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A federal jury in San Francisco has convicted a former executive at a Taiwanese company of participating in a global LCD screen price-fixing conspiracy. The U.S. Department of ...

Antitrust regulators in the U.S., South Korea and Japan are investigating whether major providers of liquid crystal display (LCD) technology engaged in anti-competitive behavior. Shares of LCD makers ...

After a jury found AU Optronics guilty of colluding with other companies to fix pricing on LCD panels, prosecutors are seeking a fine of $1 billion and 10 years prison time for two former executives.

A Taiwan company and two of its top executives have been found guilty of working with competitors to inflate prices of liquid screen display screens used in computer monitors and televisions. Federal ...

A former executive with AU Optronics was sentenced Monday to serve two years in prison and pay a US$50,000 fine for participating in a worldwide LCD screen price-fixing conspiracy, the U.S. Department ...

A three-country probe into alleged price fixing is spreading to more liquid crystal display makers. Japan's Fair Trading Commission confirmed Tuesday that it is investigating price-fixing claims ...

The U.S. Department of Justice's broad investigation into price-fixing by the LCD screen industry has netted more than $860 million in fines and resulted in criminal charges against nearly a dozen ...

SEATTLE -- According to the federal lawsuit, the makers of virtually every brand of LCD screen on the market colluded to drive up prices. In addition to the federal investigation, then-Washington ...

AT&T and the LCD industry make for strange courtfellows, but wait’ll you hear what for: AT&T claims that due to LCD price fixing by LG, Sharp and other, they’ve overpaid for 300 million handsets.

ALBANY — If you bought an LCD screen between 1999 and 2006, you might be entitled to a partial refund, according to an anti-trust settlement announced Tuesday by Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.

A former executive with AU Optronics was sentenced Monday to serve two years in prison and pay a $50,000 fine for participating in a worldwide LCD screen price-fixing conspiracy, the U.S. Department ...