Apple today announced plans to initiate a dividend and share repurchase program commencing later this year.
Internet tycoon Kim Dotcom´s cash, cars and property were seized using a court order which should never have been granted.
A Brazilian federal judge has blocked a move to try a retired army colonel for abuses allegedly committed during the country´s military dictatorship.
Human rights judges have upheld a decision by French authorities to refuse a woman´s application to adopt her female partner´s child.
Lawmakers in at least five states aim to stiffen or enact cyberbullying laws as national concern grows over electronic harassment and its deadly consequences.
Greedy law schools may have taught their jobless graduates a little too well. Some disgruntled lawyers are suing their alma maters for exaggerating employment prospects.
Ford Motor Co has been sued for allegedly selling trucks with defective fuel tank linings over a 10-year period, and hiding the problem from consumers even as it warned dealers.
Samsung Electronics Co said on Thursday a Dutch court rejected its 3G patent bid to ban sales of Apple´s iPhone and iPad in the Netherlands.
One manager, Frank Mazzola, created two funds to buy shares in Facebook and other high profile technology companies, the SEC said today.
After the re-arrest of former News International boss Rebekah Brooks and her husband, Charlie, the papers point out their association with David Cameron.
A former Brazilian army officer is to become the first to be charged for alleged rights abuses during the 20-year military dictatorship.
Lawyers in Bank of America case want chairman to testify on talks on Merrill Lynch deal.
CNN is reported to be in talks to buy the technology news website Mashable.com.
A $500 device isn´t the same as a personal assistant...who knew?
"Siri, find me a lawyer in Cupertino." Over 100 enterprising and quite jaded iPhone 4s users are suing Apple for advertising campaigns that include "misleading and deceptive message."
Chinese legislators Wednesday approved changes to the country´s criminal code that will allow the police to hold certain suspects at secret locations.
Virginia knows it has DNA evidence that may prove the innocence of dozens of men convicted of crimes they didn´t commit. Men just like Barbour. So why won´t the state say who they are?
A UK High Court justice decided Monday to let a right to die case proceed, the first to be allowed in British court. Justice William Charles ruled that a case brought by Tony Nicklinson, age 57, could proceed to hearing.
Police arrested Rebekah Brooks, the former News of the World editor and close associate to Rupert Murdoch, for a second time on Tuesday in a new round of detentions in Britain´s phone-hacking scandal, Sky News reported.
Yahoo has filed an intellectual property lawsuit against Facebook.
Jimmy Wales, the Wikipedia co-founder, has been appointed as a British government adviser on how Whitehall can make policy decisions more transparent, The Daily Telegraph can disclose.
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