The Spanish Data Protection Agency is representing 80 privacy cases against Google.
The latest statistics on the death penalty published by Amnesty International confirm that no country executes more people than China.
Google has agreed to adopt a comprehensive privacy program to settle federal charges that it deceived users and violated its own privacy policy when it launched a social networking service called Buzz last year.
Actor George Clooney and footballer Cristiano Ronaldo appear on a list of defense witnesses on behalf of Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
A horse breeder is suing a veterinarian 60,000 euros for failing to return the frozen semen of top German Olympic stallion Carthago. A judge is to rule on the case on May 2.
A website that illegally sold Beatles songs online for 25 cents each has agreed to pay record companies almost $1m (£625,000) to settle a legal case
Three Mexican brothers held on suspicion of producing methamphetamine in Malaysia face the death penalty if convicted of drug trafficking, a government lawyer said Wednesday.
In Beijing, a couple who is getting divorced is in a custody battle, instead of fighting to win the custody of their 4 year-old son, they fight to lose it.
Lindsay Lohan has been cleared of all charges after she was accused of hitting a member of staff at the Betty Ford Center last December.
Apple has traditionally debuted new iPhones at its annual software developers conference, but this year´s event in June will be 100 percent software news, according to a report.
Former Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore, who garnered attention and lost his job after building a Ten Commandments monument outside Alabama´s judicial building, is considering seeking the Republican presidential nomination, his top aide confirmed to CNN.
The Obama administration brought Facebook and Twitter to politics. And now it´s giving back, as staffers leave the White House and take key jobs at Silicon Valley firms.
Over the past 10 years, Apple has outpaced just about everyone, including Nokia, with its string of wildly successful products.
General Electric, the nation´s largest corporation, had a very good year in 2010.
Egypt´s ruling military leadership will announce Wednesday a constitutional declaration that will operate as a working constitution in the current political transitional period, state-run news media MENA reported.
Night Stalker Delroy Grant was convicted today of being one of the most prolific and depraved sex attackers in British history.
News Corp. is in talks to hand over control of Myspace to Vevo.com, the online music website partly owned by the world´s biggest record companies, according to three people with knowledge of the situation.
Like the retail behemoth at its center, everything about the Supreme Court extravaganza known as Wal-Mart v. Dukes is super-sized.
Bellaire lawyer Michael W. Weston and his firm, Weston & Associates, have filed a defamation suit alleging a "false review" about the firm was posted online on Citysearch.com. They seek more than $1.25 million in damages.
After a jury sided Friday with a woman who had sued Washington police officers for arresting her after she publicly criticized them, attorney Jeffrey Skinner of Goodwin Procter said he hopes the verdict will prompt a full investigation into the extent of "contempt-of-cop" arrests in the city.
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