The average global income is predicted to be 23% less by the end of the century than it would be without climate change
The bank, Germany´s biggest, last week announced a $7.2 billion settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice over its sale and pooling of mortgage securities in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis
Guarani runs seven sugar and ethanol mills in Brazil, making it one of the largest processors in the world´s top sugar producing country
US chipmaker Qualcomm has been fined a record 1.03trn won ($854m, £698m) for allegedly breaching competition law in South Korea
Iat Hong of Macau, Bo Zheng of Changsha, China, and Chin Hung of Macau were charged in an indictment filed in Manhattan federal court with conspiracy, insider trading, wire fraud and computer intrusion
Toshiba´s announcement came as its Westinghouse Electric Company subsidiary is engaged in a legal and accounting row with CB&I
Construction group made payments worth $788m to secure business in 12 countries.
The appeals court ruled for the government Tuesday that all of the requested documents could be kept secret.
Indiscriminate collection of emails is illegal, court rules in response to challenge originally brought by David Davis
The proposed settlement was disclosed in papers filed in federal court in Manhattan on Friday.
The US Federal Reserve has raised its benchmark interest rate by 0.25%, only the second increase in a decade
The legalization of marijuana has gained momentum in recent months
The Bern museum has pledged to ensure that any pieces looted by the Nazis before making their way into Gurlitt´s collection will be returned to Jewish owners´ heirs
Deal is likely to include a guilty plea to felonies and fine, say former prosecutors
Abengoa will also put funds into a litigation trust to resolve potential lawsuits and a separate reserve pool for potential insurer claims
Browsers would have to ask users to opt in to viewing ads based on online history
Anheuser-Busch InBev, based in Belgium, is selling the brands, including the Pilsner Urquell group, to allay the concerns of European competition regulators after it completed its merger with SABMiller in a deal valued at more than $100 billion
China has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organisation over the way the US and Europe use anti-dumping rules against it
Uber has defended itself following accusations that a lack of internal security allowed employees to spy on rides in real-time
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