Goldman Sachs’ high-frequency trading system generates millions of dollars in annual profits for the firm.
Lead detective says the district attorney´s office rejected his findings that Oksana Grigorieva and her lawyers made ´implied threats´ to ruin the actor´s career.
A bride makes her grand entrance but the cameraman gets a shot of the grass.
Sullivan & Cromwell and Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz are serving as lead corporate counsel on AT&T´s surprise $39 billion bid for T-Mobile USA, while five more Am Law 200 firms are handling the antitrust and regulatory aspects of a deal that figures to receive close scrutiny from U.S. regulators.
Relations between Georgia and Israel appear to be strained because of a scandal involving Israeli businessman, Rony Fuchs.
An Indiana Court of Appeals this week took up the case of a woman who claims she got sick on a Carnival cruise ship because it was going too fast.
Apple´s CEO will have to answer questions in a six-year-old iTunes monopoly suit.
A San Francisco superior court judge has put California´s sweeping plan to curb greenhouse gas pollution on hold, saying the state did not adequately evaluate alternatives to its cap-and-trade program.
Internet piracy has dealt heavy blows to the music industry over recent years.
Former Israeli president Moshe Katsav was today sentenced to seven years behind bars after being convicted on charges of rape and other sexual assault offences, Israeli media said.
Australia´s government will publish this month draft legislation that will allow domestic banks to issue covered bonds, diversifying their funding base and setting the stage for lower borrowing costs, a government spokesman said today.
A Berlin court has ruled that Google Street View is legal. But that doesn´t mean the lawsuits will end, legal scholars say.
Google has been awarded a patent for their Google Doodles.
A grandmother from D´Aguilar, northwest of Caboolture, is suing the State Government for $1.4 million over a disastrous turn of events that began with routine keyhole surgery to remove her gall bladder.
A Brazilian office worker has won £142,000 in compensation after colleagues nicknamed her "SpongeBob SquarePants", after the cartoon character, because of her accent.
The U.S. Supreme Court will not involve itself in a fight between rapper Eminem´s former production company and Universal Music Group over downloads of the entertainer´s songs and ringtones.
Two competing bills are adding to the confusion around regulation of Russia´s burgeoning offshore oil industry, to the frustration of both oil companies and environmentalists.
A Madrid magistrate has formally accused the presenter of a popular Spanish television chat show and nine other journalists of possible "coercion" in connection with the interviewing of the wife of a pedophile who was convicted last week of murdering a five-year-old girl.
Spain´s new anti-tobacco laws do not seem to be having the adverse effect that the hostelry industry had feared — at least as far as employment is concerned.
The outcry over internet firms´ habit of surreptitiously tracking web surfers´ activities has clearly resonated inside the White House.
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