Company emails are key in Apple, Google hiring case, judge says
SAN JOSE, Calif, Jan 17 (Reuters) - Internal emails show that executives at tech companies such as Apple and Google believed that an agreement to refrain from poaching each other's workers would bring real financial benefits, a U.S. judge said on Thursday.
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