The U.N. nuclear watchdog´s report on Iran this week showed the international community must push for a faster response from Tehran over its nuclear program, Germany said on Tuesday.
China urged all sides trying to rein in communist North Korea´s nuclear weapons program on Tuesday to engage fully to achieve results sooner rather than later.
Yahoo is taking legal action against spammers for sending emails purporting to be from the internet company telling recipients they have won a lottery in a scam designed to get personal information from web users.
Google has hit back at accusations from Viacom that copyright infringement is the bedrock of its YouTube business model. Viacom is suing Google for $1 billion, after claiming that several of its popular shows - including The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, South Park and MTV Unplugged - are illegally shown on YouTube.
U.K. lenders said they want one concrete measure of how much cash they must keep in reserve, and they would prefer the nation´s financial-markets regulator to be more like its counterparts in other countries, the agency said.
Porsche SE, Volkswagen AG´s largest shareholder, filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn a vote by VW investors that upheld the German state of Lower Saxony´s ability to block decisions.
BCE Inc. may gain on the Toronto Stock Exchange today after Canada´s highest court agreed to expedite an appeal of a Quebec court ruling that blocked the Canadian phone company´s record C$52 billion ($52 billion) leveraged buyout.
Environment chiefs from top industrial countries have called for an agreement on cutting greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2050, declaring that developed nations should take the lead in battling global warming.
Myanmar´s military junta continued its controversial referendum on a draft constitution Saturday in areas hardest hit by Cyclone Nargis earlier this month that left some 130,000 people dead or missing according to the latest estimates.
National Iranian Oil Co. Director of International Affairs Hojatollah Ghanimi Fard derided US bill HR 6074 on Saturday, calling it "inexpert" and "a projection of US economic problems"
Centro Properties Group declined in Sydney trading after the company said it will “vigorously defend” the second class action claim filed alleging the company misled investors.
A former manager at Siemens AG, Europe´s biggest engineering company, admitted to organizing a system of slush funds at a corporate unit to conceal that company money was used for bribes.
The White House played a "significant role" in a decision by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to reject California´s request for a waiver allowing the state to impose stricter greenhouse gas emissions standards on cars and light duty trucks.
Pharmaceutical giant Merck & Co. agreed to pay $58 million to settle lawsuits brought by 29 states and the District of Columbia regarding Merck´s allegedly deceptive advertising for the painkiller Vioxx.
The House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved legislation on allowing the Justice Department to sue OPEC members for limiting oil supplies and working together to set crude prices, but the White House threatened to veto the measure.
A U.K. unit of American International Group Inc., the world´s largest insurer by assets, was fined 640,000 pounds ($1.26 million) by the Financial Services Authority for poor oversight of its call centers.
The European Union endorsed imposing fines and prison sentences for “serious” environmental offenses, ensuring EU-wide criminal penalties to fight pollution.
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