Gregory Todd proposes to Tiffany Baillie in court after asking judge to free her for stabbing him, but she gets three years.
Police from Serbia and Switzerland have recovered a Paul Cezanne masterpiece that was stolen from a Swiss museum in 2008 and captured four men as they were trying to sell it.
An Arkansas judge fined Johnson & Johnson and a subsidiary more than US $1.1bn after a jury found that the companies downplayed and hid risks associated with taking the antipsychotic drug Risperdal.
A federal appeals court set back government efforts to prosecute corporate espionage with an opinion that explained its recent decision to throw out the conviction of a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc computer programmer.
George Zimmerman made his first courtroom appearance since he was charged with the fatal shooting more than six weeks ago of unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin, as a judge agreed to seal some records in the highly-charged case.
The technology patent arms race is heating up-again. Microsoft Corp.´s agreement to spend nearly $1.1bn buying and licensing about 1,100 patents covering some of the Internet´s basic plumbing from AOL Inc. spotlights the ongoing boom in spending among tech titans for what amounts to the Internet era´s nuclear deterrence.
Lawsuit says Apple, publishers colluded to raise prices; three will settle.
A 40-year-old Canadian actress has been arrested on charges of stalking 30 Rock star Alec Baldwin.
Taxpayers spent about $70,000 on the operation to arrest Kim Dotcom and seize his luxury cars and art.
A defense attorney who showed up to a trial 30 minutes late has been slapped with sanctions by a Brooklyn judge who said she´s fed up with his "pattern of practice to delay trials."
Brazil´s President Dilma Rousseff has stressed the growing importance of relations with the US after meeting President Obama at the White House.
Credit Suisse Group AG can´t disclose a client´s account data to U.S. tax authorities because a request for assistance last year addressed only tax evasion, which isn´t covered by a 1996 treaty, a Swiss court ruled.
AOL agreed on Monday to sell a portfolio of over 800 patents, and license about 300 more, to Microsoft for $1.056 billion, amid an arms race within the technology industry over intellectual property.
The U.S. and Brazil plan to boost trade in cachaca, the South American nation´s distilled sugar cane liquor used to make caipirinha cocktails, and Tennessee whiskey.
Facebook is not waiting for its initial public offering to make its first big purchase.
Michigan State University President Lou Anna K. Simon contacted the Central Intelligence Agency in late 2009 with an urgent question.
US President Barack Obama on Wednesday signed the STOCK - Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, which prohibits members and employees of Congress, the president and thousands of other federal officials from using non-public knowledge in making investment decisions.
The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit on Thursday overturned an order dismissing a $1 bn copyright infringement suit against Google, by Viacom, for Google´s YouTube service.
Hosepipe bans affecting about 20 million customers have been introduced by seven water authorities in parts of southern and eastern England.
JPMorgan Chase & Co., the largest U.S. bank, will pay $20 million to resolve a U.S. regulator´s claims that the firm mishandled customer funds from Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. from 2006 to 2008.
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