"Apple Computer Inc and Apple Corps Ltd are due to face off in the courtroom in a case involving Apple's iTunes music store, which violates an agreement intended to keep the U.S.-based computer company out of the music business, according to Apple Corps -- the multimedia company founded by The Beatles," reports MarketWatch.
"It will be the third time Apple and Apple Corps will have squared off in the courtroom. In addition to the 1991 settlement, in 1980, Apple paid Apple Corps to end a dispute over using the Apple name, and also to stay out of the music business."
Update: There's now a Guardian story
