Group Says Yahoo China Loses Piracy Suit

December 21st, 2007 By JOE McDONALD, AP Business Writer Group Says Yahoo China Loses Piracy Suit (AP)

Chinese man walks past a screen showing the Yahoo and Ali Baba.com logos moments before an Ali Baba and Yahoo joint press conference at the China World hotel in Beijing in this Aug. 11, 2005 file photo. An industry group says it has won a new round in a court battle with Yahoo's China arm, which is accused of helping online music pirates. (AP Photo/Elizabeth Dalziel)

(AP) -- An industry group says it has won a new round in a court battle with Yahoo Inc.'s China arm, which is accused of helping online music pirates.

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