If federal prosecutors successfully prosecute Anthony Levandowski for 33 federal charges of theft and attempted theft of trade secrets, the self-driving engineer could face millions in fines and ...

On Tuesday, engineer and autonomous-vehicle pioneer Anthony Levandowski entered a San Jose courtroom sans tie to plead not guilty to 33 charges of theft and attempted theft of trade secrets. Exactly ...

Anthony Levandowski is back in the news after being indicted on 33 criminal counts related to his alleged theft of autonomous drive technology secrets from his former employer Google. Though the ...

Donald Trump is on his way out of the White House, but that didn't stop him from pardoning 73 people and commuting the sentences of another 70 people on the last day of his presidency. One name on ...

When a federal prosecutor announced on Tuesday morning that Anthony Levandowski, who was once hailed as the savant of self-driving cars, was being charged with thirty-three criminal acts of ...

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The ride-hailing company alleges the former head of its self-driving car program repeatedly lied and committed fraud. His lawyer calls those claims "meritless." Dara Kerr was a senior reporter for ...