A U.S. regulatory probe of JPMorgan Chase & Co´s anti-money laundering systems is focusing on potential lapses in how the largest U.S. bank monitors suspect money transactions, according to people familiar with the situation.
Nigeria´s High Court in Abuja declined to stop impeachment proceedings against President Goodluck Jonathan on Friday.
Brazil´s antitrust authority may change merger reporting requirements for investment funds after complaints that the regulations, which took effect three months ago, are too sweeping.
Apple Inc. won a round of a U.S. International Trade Commission case brought by Samsung Electronics Co. over patented technology in the iPhone and iPad tablet computer, its second U.S. legal victory in a month over its largest smartphone competitor.
Apple won an injunction against Motorola Mobility on Thursday in a German court due to patent infringement in Motorola´s smart phones and tablets.
A Norwegian court has upheld a ban on displaying tobacco products in stores as part of policies to safeguard public health, dealing a blow to cigarette maker Philip Morris.
Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vermont) is again proposing sweeping digital privacy protections requiring the government, for the first time, to get a probable-cause warrant to obtain e-mail and other content stored in the cloud.
An attorney accused of assaulting a woman at his Nampa law office is facing trial this week on a charge of battery with intent to commit a felony.
Beef Products Inc. alleges that ABC News´ coverage of the ´pink slime´ controversy misled consumers into believing the product was unsafe.
Johnson & Johnson took the unusual step of hiring an outsider to turn around its troubled consumer business and repair a supply chain now struggling with manufacturing woes.
Most major economies will continue to slow in the coming months, with only Brazil and the U.K. set to experience a moderate pickup, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development´s composite leading indicators.
New York City has approved the first US ban on large-size sodas and other sugary drinks being sold in restaurants and other eateries.
Laura Pendergest Holt, the former chief investment officer for Stanford Financial Group Co., was sentenced to three years in prison for obstructing a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission investigation of the $7 billion Ponzi scheme at the company.
Advocacy group Amnesty International on Thursday criticized Venezuela for beginning the process of withdrawing from a prominent human-rights court established by the Organization of American States.
A University of California patent licensee which has sued some of the biggest U.S. companies is taking on three more -- Facebook Inc, Wal-Mart Stores Inc and the Walt Disney Co.
A Minnesota woman accused by the music industry of illegally downloading songs was ordered to pay $222,000 in damages, after an appeals court overturned a lower- court ruling that had reduced the amount.
A 32-year-old woman has been awarded a $4.8 million verdict against a 72-year-old stalker who harassed her for seven years.
Man´s best friend is no friend of the Beaver Falls, Pa., business district, apparently. A push toward urban renewal has the city thinking about banning dogs from a stretch of downtown.
Gottfrid Svartholm Warg had been living in Phnom Penh to avoid Swedish jail sentence for breaching copyright laws.
The National Retail Federation said it will try to block a settlement of as much as $7.25 billion with Visa Inc. and MasterCard Inc. over the fees they charge stores when customers pay with credit cards.
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