Arthur Freeman will be eligible for parole in 2041, after a judge found he was not "beyond redemption" despite murdering his four-year old daughter Darcey by throwing her off Melbourne´s West Gate Bridge.
Ferrero SpA, the maker of the Nutella hazelnut spread controlled by billionaire Michele Ferrero, sought to stop a Singapore coffee shop chain from selling a drink called Nutello, claiming a trademark violation.
Johnson & Johnson agreed to pay $70m to settle charges of foreign bribery brought by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Justice.
In a country known for its beauty -- both natural and human -- it appears that even Brazil´s convicted killers are easy on the eye.
The Justice Department is close to a deal that would allow Google Inc to buy an airline ticketing software company while requiring that the software remain available to Google rivals, according to a source close to the deal.
Christian Louboutin SA, the designer of expensive red-sole women´s shoes popularized by characters on "Sex and the City," sued Yves Saint Laurent America Inc., alleging it violated Louboutin´s trademark for the footwear.
Charlie Sheen has been busy the past few months doing all sorts of things that defy explanation--and that generate work for lawyers.
A Somali pirate was sentenced by the US District Court for the District of Columbia on Thursday to 25 years in prison for attacking a Danish ship off the coast of Somalia in 2008, for which he and other pirates received a $1.7m ransom.
The Arkansas Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a lower court decision invalidating a state ban on adoptions by same-sex couples.
Less-than-svelte City Councilman Leroy Comrie, who doesn´t like how much he weighs or the food he served his children, appears to be working through his feelings of personal and parental inadequacy.
Witnesses tell how gunman opened fire on pupils at Tasso da Silveira primary school in Rio de Janeiro
The chief reporter at the News of The World and the former assistant editor have been arrested on suspicion of mobile phone hacking.
On April 11th the French Republic will give birth to two new crimes: hiding one’s face in public and encouraging another to hide her face.
The routine op should have been a snip - but Veronika Cruz, 35, was left in agony for three years after surgeons left a huge pair of scissors inside her.
Brazilian farmers are demanding that the country´s congress ease environmental laws in the Amazon region.
Merck & Co., Inc. will acquire Inspire Pharmaceuticals, Inc., which develops and markets ophthalmic products, for approximately $430 million, the two companies announced Tuesday.
Diamond Foods, Inc. has agreed to merge with the Pringles unit of household products giant The Procter & Gamble Company in a deal worth $2.35bn, the companies announced Tuesday.
A Milan court has completed preliminary matters in the sex trial of Italian premier Berlusconi and adjourned the trial until May 31.
WikiLeaks founder says being forced to go to Sweden to face sexual assault allegations would breach his human rights.
The Swiss FAC on Monday publicized its ruling that Google Street View constitutes a breach of privacy for the country´s citizens and ordered Google to take extra steps to ensure adequate protection.
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