- State attorneys general and consumers have sued Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) for $840M over its e-book pricing.
- The suit comes after District Judge Denise Cote ruled in July that Apple had manipulated prices in cohorts with five publishers.
- Meanwhile, Apple is trying to halt the work of Michael Bromwich, a compliance monitor that Cote appointed to oversee the company following her ruling.
- Separately, senior Apple executives have met FDA directors to discuss mobile medical applications. An FDA public calendar lists the participants in the meeting. Reports have said that Apple is developing a watch that will focus on health monitoring.