Apple´s iPhone and iPad have secretly been saving a complete, unencrypted history of location data for nearly a year now.
Blasphemy laws in many countries are supposed to protect religion. But while the one religion may be protected, believers of other religions often have to suffer.
The court will determine whether investor losses need to be proven by a preponderance of the evidence at the class certification stage prior to full discovery in order for the class action lawsuit to proceed.
Lawyers are not known for being early adopters of personal technology. Indeed, many are still clinging to — or weeping over — their WordPerfect software.
Hungarian President Pal Schmitt has signed the country´s controversial new constitution despite objections from human rights campaigners and opposition politicians, who say it fails to protect citizen´s rights.
AGC announced today it is set to move into Brazil´s construction and automotive glass markets, investing 40 billion yen (about US$470m) in an industrial state-of-the-art glass complex in Sao Paulo state.
Pakistan´s Supreme Court on Thursday freed five men accused in the notorious gang-rape of a woman under orders from a village council in 2002, angering the victim and human rights groups.
Theodora Richards has agreed to complete two days of community service as part of a plea deal she made in court today.
A federal judge gave N.F.L. players a significant victory Monday, granting an injunction to stop the league´s six-week-long lockout.
Jimmy, the chimpanzee at the centre of a court battle over his freedom in Brazil, spent his early years in a circus, performing tricks such as balancing on a wire and riding a monocycle.
Fertility assistance is a big and profitable business in America. Those needing help to conceive—infertile couples, older women, gay men using surrogate birth mothers—may be charged steep prices by the mostly privately owned clinics.
Participants in the ongoing Shanghai Auto Show 2011 believe that the March 11 earthquake and tsunami in Japan will hamper the production and expansion plans of some transnational automakers, but that in the long run the disasters´ effects on the global market will be limited.
Off the coast of Somalia, piracy is flourishing. Brigands took nearly 1,200 people hostage in those waters last year.
A judgement by a Texas jury against Google could have major implications for the search giant and the open source world said experts.
A two-year-old boy keeps calling for his mother after he is feared to have shot and killed her while playing with a loaded gun.
The judge hearing Oracle´s lawsuit against Google said he´d like to get the case wrapped up quickly.
Samsung Electronics has shot back with a tit-for-tat lawsuit against Apple, exactly a week after the US company sued South Korea´s biggest company by sales for "slavishly" copying the iPad and iPhone.
A Wisconsin law firm and one of its lawyers are facing a lawsuit claiming they revealed the results of a reality show´s martial arts competition, compromising the show and its commercial value.
Twitter, trying to put recent management changes behind it and build its business, is taking steps to broaden the appeal of the well-known messaging service.
Telecom has been hit with a $12 million penalty - the highest in New Zealand history - for breaching the Commerce Act.
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