The Supreme Courthanded Samsung a symbolic victory on Tuesday over its arch-rival Apple in a patent dispute worth $400 million. In a brief, unanimous opinion authored by Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the court threw out the damage award and sent the case back to an appeals court to reassess it. That means Samsung will still be on the hook for a yet-to-be-determined amount.

The company has 14,000 U.S. workers employed in all sorts of capacities ― driving trucks and working in its factory, behind cash registers, in call centers and corporate offices. The bottom line: With short-term disability factored in, Ikea employees will be able to spend up to six months away from work with their newborns, all without worrying about their paychecks for most of it. Until now, workers were given one week of paid leave on top of their short-term disability.

Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg has set aside about $100 million worth of Facebook stock to contribute to charitable organizations, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission documentfiled Wednesday. Sandberg’s donation is notable partly because it’s intended to support women’s rights and grief support causes ― two areas that are important to her personally.

You may recognize the cadence of this article’s title as an adaptation of the famous line in Notting Hill. In the same scene, the Academy Award-winning actress portraying the character Anna Scott also notes “the fame thing isn’t really real.” Having garnered more than our fair share of recognition safeguarding the names of those who will take home Hollywood’s top honors as co-leaders of PwC’s OscarsⓇ balloting team, we certainly understand what she meant.

Delta Air Lines has placed a lifelong ban on the Donald Trump supporter who was filmed before takeoff on a Nov. 22 flight harassing passengers who voted for Hillary Clinton, Delta CEO Ed Bastian announced Monday in an internal memo. The passenger, described in the memo as“loud, rude and disrespectful,” shouted belligerently and called out “Hillary bitches” soon after boarding the flight from Atlanta, Georgia, to Allentown, Pennsylvania.

In 2012, Alvin Major was earning the minimum wage of $7.25 per hour when he went on strike at his KFC restaurant in New York City. Four years later, he’s earning $10.50 per hour, a 45 percent increase. But Major isn’t done striking. “I’m feeling proud for the work we’ve done,” said the 51-year-old Guyana native. “But our fight has to keep going on. We won’t stop until we’ve won what we deserve.

Patagoniasaw an astounding $10 million in Black Friday sales ― five times its own expectations ― and, as promised, will donate every cent toward helping save the environment. The high-end outdoor apparel and gear retailer announced the record-breakinghaul Monday, saying the “enormous love” its customers showed to the planet will benefit hundreds of grassroots environmental organizations around the world.

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Huffman, whose username is u/spez, apologized Thursday in the Donald Trump fan subreddit r/the_donald for editing comments that were critical of him. Huffman said that,in an unspecified number of user comments, he replaced references to “u/spez” with the usernames of moderators for r/the_donald. Reddit co-founder and CEO Steve Huffman is under fire after admitting that he personally edited comments users posted about him.

On Monday, the high-end outdoor apparel and gear retailer Patagonia announced it will donate 100 percent of its Black Friday sales to grassroots environmental groups that protect local communities’ air, water and soil. The groups that will receive the money are small and typically underfunded, according the company’s press release. Patagonia is expected to make over $2 million on Black Friday, CNN Money reported.