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The intersection of technology and legal complexities brings to the forefront a notable drama between a consumer electronics giant and a medical tech innovator.

Skip Montreux and Samantha Vega discuss the patent dispute between Apple and Masimo. Beginning in 2020, this legal battle has escalated with significant implications for both companies and Apple Watch consumers.

Join Skip and Samantha and learn the answers to these questions:

  1. What led to the patent infringement cases against Apple by Masimo?
  2. How does the US International Trade Commission's ruling affect Apple Watch imports and the company's strategy?
  3. Why has it been difficult for the EU to make trade deals around the world?
  4. What are the potential financial and market implications of this dispute for Apple and the tech industry?


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