TOKYO - A Japanese court on Friday ordered the major U.S. videoconferencing firm Zoom Communications Inc. to pay about 160 million yen ($1 million) to the Japanese audio company Zoom Corp. for trademark infringement due to their similar logos but stopped short of prohibiting the former from using the likeness.
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