Brazil says it will send a mission to Moscow to discuss the resumption of its meat exports to Russia.
Brazil needs to include cyber crime into its criminal code so that the country can properly punish perpetrators, justice minister Jose Eduardo Cardozo said Wednesday.
As Umm Ibrahim takes the wheel of her husband´s white Hyundai, beads of sweat form beneath the black veil that covers her face and body.
Oracle is seeking $2.6bn in damages from Google as part of its patent infringement lawsuit over Java.
Ex-wife of president was accused of sham divorce so she could take over from husband.
The UK-based human rights group Amnesty International has accused China of suppressing lawyers who become involved in politically sensitive cases.
Europe´s human rights court on Tuesday ruled that Portugal violated the rights of journalist when it fined her for publishing privileged court documents.
Carrefour, the giant French retailer, said on Tuesday that it had received an offer to merge its Brazilian operations with those of Companhia Brasileira de Distribuição, owned by Grupo Pão de Açúcar.
Multinational companies are taking extra measures to secure qualified employees in Brazil´s booming economy.
France´s Finance Minister Christine Lagarde, 55, has been named the first woman to head the IMF - International Monetary Fund.
The Supreme Court rejected an appeal by the major tobacco companies of a $270m award for a Louisiana smoking cessation program.
A former stockroom worker for Abercrombie & Fitch Co. sued the clothing retailer in federal court Monday, saying she was illegally fired after refusing to remove her Muslim headscarf while on the job.
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction Monday temporarily blocking key provisions of a new Georgia law that aims to crack down on illegal immigration, while allowing other parts of the law to move forward.
The Supreme Court will take up the First Amendment fight over what broadcasters can put on the airwaves when young children may be watching television.
The move by the International Criminal Court further isolates the Libyan leader but may make him more reluctant to give up power.
The US Supreme Court on Monday ruled 7-2 in Brown v. Entertainment Merchants Association that a California ban on the sale of violent video games to minors violates the First Amendment.
The appeal hearing of American student Amanda Knox against her murder conviction in Italy resumes Monday with all eyes on an Ivorian man also convicted in the slaying, who will testify as a witness for the prosecution.
Lawyers beware: the pitfalls of e-discovery may be more complicated than many litigators—even experienced partners—expect or are prepared to handle.
It took New York Governor and Democrat Andrew Cuomo just six months after taking office to score a political victory with the state´s approval to legalise gay marriage.
The US House of Representatives voted 304-117 Friday in favor of the America Invents Act, the largest potential reform to the US patent system since 1952.
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