Andy Coulson, a past editor of News Corp.´s News of the World tabloid in Britain and former press chief to U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron, was arrested and charged with perjury, Scottish police said.
No Doubt´s attorneys can argue to a jury that the band was misled by gaming giant Activision Publishing about how its likeness would be used in the video game "Band Hero,´´ a California judge has ruled.
WikiLeaks founder´s lawyers given 14 days to decide whether to ask supreme court to reopen case, during which extradition will be stayed.
Today, FedEx announced it was buying Brazilian transportation and logistics company Rapidao Cometa Logistica e Transportes.
A French court ruled Tuesday that Google is not liable for damages to French television company TF1 for copyrighted sports and movies that were uploaded on YouTube.
Megaupload.com founder Kim Dotcom, accused of orchestrating the biggest copyright infringement conspiracy in U.S. history, can return to his leased luxury mansion after a New Zealand court relaxed bail terms.
Syngenta AG, the world´s largest crop-chemicals company, agreed to pay $105 million to settle litigation involving U.S. water utilities over the herbicide atrazine.
One can´t be sued for allegedly helping to cause an accident by texting a driver, a New Jersey judge held Friday in a widely watched case.
World number one mobile network equipment maker Ericsson´s subsidiary in Panama will pay a $1.75 million penalty to the U.S. Department of Commerce for violating U.S. export restrictions on Cuba, a settlement agreement obtained by Reuters showed.
The Texas judge who jailed an 11th-grade honor student for missing too much school unfairly punished the teen who works two jobs to support her siblings, one of her employers says.
A federal judge ruled on Thursday that California´s state pension system must afford same-sex spouses of state workers the same access to long-term care insurance as heterosexual spouses.
A Spanish doctor has been ordered to pay child support for a baby who survived a botched abortion, a court in Palma de Mallorca announced on Wednesday.
A senior judge for the US District Court for the Southern District of Florida approved a settlement agreement on Thursday between JPMorgan Chase & Co. and more than one million litigants nationwide who sued over excessive overdraft fees.
Two female soldiers filed suit Wednesday against the US Army and the Department of Defense to end a policy which bars women from combat units and related posts.
General Mills Inc agreed to buy Brazilian food company Yoki Alimentos SA for $857 million as it seeks a greater foothold in Latin America.
A Manhattan executive is dragging his ex-fiancée to court after she failed to walk down the aisle.
A passenger was thrown off a Brazilian airline by a female pilot because he was making sexist comments about women flying planes.
MasterCard Inc. lost a court challenge seeking to overturn a European Union decision that the company´s cross-border card fees violated antitrust rules.
Apple Inc is rejecting charges that it conspired to fix prices of electronic books, calling the U.S. government´s antitrust lawsuit a "fundamentally flawed" endeavor that could discourage competition and harm consumers.
Google Inc´s Android mobile platform has not infringed Oracle Corp´s patents, a California jury decided, putting an indefinite hold on Oracle´s quest for damages in a fight between the two Silicon Valley giants over smartphone technology.
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