The complaint alleges violations of section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930 in the importation into the United States and sale of certain active matrix OLED display devices and components thereof that infringe patents.

The US used a presentation she made to the British multinational bank HSBC in 2013 to allege that she lied about Huawei's relationship with Skycom, a Hong Kong tech firm, putting HSBC at risk of breaking US sanctions against Iran.

The UK is under pressure to join a boycott of Huawei led by the United States, which alleges that the company has and will continue to plant back doors that enable Chinese surveillance.

SWAPA's lawsuit, filed in Dallas, alleges that Boeing "abandoned sound design and engineering practices, withheld safety critical information from regulators and deliberately misled its customers, pilots and the public about the true scope of design changes to the 737 MAX".

Johnson & Johnson faces lawsuits involving over 14,000 plaintiffs who allege use of its talc products, including Baby Powder, caused cancer.

Apple Inc was dealt a major setback on Monday after the US Supreme Court ruled that a group of iPhone users can proceed with a lawsuit that alleges the tech giant employs unfair control over apps for its smartphones.

The lawsuit alleges that when Apple takes a 30 percent cut from the sale of each app – despite the apps being created by third-party developers – it forces developers to raise their prices, which impacts consumers.

"Uber sells the idea that it does things differently," she said, "but in reality and as we allege, this has meant operating unlawfully. "

The prosecutors allege that $2.5 million out of $5 million paid by Nissan to one of its overseas distributorships went to Ghosn's investment company for his private use.

The breach of trust charge alleges that 1.8 billion yen in damage was caused to Nissan through transactions made by Ghosn, and that $14.7 million was paid to the Saudi businessman.

The plaintiffs allege that automakers were informed of inflator defects during tests but delayed taking action.

The lawsuits, which consolidate individual claims that were filed previously, allege that owners paid higher prices for their vehicles than they would have if the defect had been disclosed.

They allege that manufacturers picked Takata to supply inflators because the cost was less than other air bag makers who used different, less volatile chemicals as propellants.

Transfers and settlements in world trade are all made via the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, or SWIFT, an organization headquartered in Brussels, but many allege that it is actually controlled by the US.