Google Inc. said this evening in Washington the company is concerned confidential business information could be widely released without notice in the government´s antitrust enforcement action against AT&T.
Coca-Cola now sees the US becoming a less friendly business environment than China, its chief executive has revealed, citing political gridlock and an antiquated tax structure as reasons its home market has become less competitive.
FTC has ordered Reebok to pay $25m in consumer refunds.
For centuries, a bedrock principle of criminal law has held that people must know they are doing something wrong before they can be found guilty. The concept is known as mens rea, Latin for a "guilty mind."
Giant accounting and consulting firm Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu has been accused of failing to detect fraud during audits of a mortgage firm which failed during the US housing crash.
Television networks in Brazil and Japan won their first-ever International Emmy Awards in the news and current affairs categories.
A police commander and seven officers have been arrested in the killing of a judge.
Amanda Knox was subjected to a brutal character assassination as she was described as a ´diabolical, Satanic, demonic she Devil," by a lawyer representing the man she initially accused of murder.
Matadors drove the killing sword into bulls for the last time in Spain´s powerful northeastern region of Catalonia in an emotive farewell fight before a polemical regional ban on the country´s emblematic tradition takes effect.
Jurors in the manslaughter trial of Conrad Murray, Michael Jackson´s doctor, will not be allowed to watch video of the king of pop announcing his comeback tour three months before he died, a judge ruled today.
Dominique Strauss-Kahn has claimed diplomatic immunity as he sought the dismissal of a US civil case, accusing a hotel maid of inventing sexual assault claims that derailed his efforts to right the global economy.
Saudi authorities would bring a Saudi activist to trial for defying the kingdom’s ban on women driving.
At age 55, South Carolina state Sen. David Thomas began collecting a pension for his legislative service without leaving office.
First they went for the currency, now for the land.
Groupon disclosed a major accounting change on Friday, essentially halving its once-jaw-dropping revenue after it encountered resistance from regulators with its filing to go public.
The chief executive of Swiss bank UBS has resigned over an alleged £1.5bn ($2.3bn) rogue-trading loss.
The European Union referred Poland to its top court on Monday, in the latest legal confrontation between Brussels and populist member governments.
"When I was in bed, I was begging the sheriff, ´Please let me free -- at least one hand,´ and he said, no, he didn´t want to," Juana Villegas said in an interview with a local Nashville television station.
German fashion house Hugo Boss has apologised to people mistreated at a factory making uniforms during World War Two after revelations in a new book financed by the company.
The lower house of Congress has approved the creation of a Truth Commission charged with investigating human rights abuses, including those committed during the 1964-1985 military dictatorship.
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