DXC Technology says it has collected $213,560,494.98 from Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) after the U.S. Supreme Court declines to overturn lower-court rulings in a trade secrets dispute. Multiple outlets report that the Supreme Court decision leaves standing a judgment finding TCS liable for willful and malicious misappropriation of DXC’s trade secrets. The collections follow the completion of the award resulting from the litigation, according to the reporting. PR Newswire releases characterize the outcome as a landmark case and emphasize the role of protecting intellectual property and customer trust, while NDTV summarizes the Supreme Court’s effect as effectively ending the trade secrets dispute by allowing the prior rulings to remain in place. Across the coverage, the common points are the Supreme Court’s refusal to disturb the decision, the finding of willful misuse of trade secrets, and the resulting monetary award that DXC reports as collected. The coverage is consistent on the amount collected and the legal posture of the case, presenting the Supreme Court’s action as the final step that preserves the earlier liability determination and associated damages.