Deutsche Bank AG faces a hearing in a lawsuit by four traders fired over the lender´s role in the alleged rigging of interest benchmarks after mandated mediation failed to produce a settlement.
The chief financial officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co said on Monday that the company will build its litigation reserves in the third quarter at a cost that will "more than offset" the benefit of a simultaneous release of extra reserves it had taken for mortgage losses.
Egypt´s Naguib Sawiris remains interested in acquiring a stake in Telecom Italia SpA but has yet to table a new offer after an initial approach was rebuffed late last year, a spokeswoman for the businessman said on Sunday.
Google Inc. gave European Union regulators a new proposal to settle an almost three-year-old EU antitrust probe into the way it operates its search services.
PetroChina Co., mired in a government graft probe, said a media report that more executives were being investigated by the authorities is untrue.
Internet users are more concerned about hackers, Facebook advertisers, and family members violating their online privacy than they are about the government, according to a new survey.
Few people would dispute that one of the biggest contributors to the extraordinary success of the Internet has been the ability of just about anyone to use it to offer any product, service or type of information they want.
Managers have a message for younger employees: Get off email and talk on the phone.
A Taiwanese widow who faced the theoretical possibility of 298 years in jail for an affair with a married man has rekindled the debate over the island´s controversial adultery laws.
Former Premier Silvio Berlusconi is turning to Europe´s human rights court in a bid to avoid a ban on public office and other punishments for his tax fraud conviction, the media mogul´s aides said Sunday.
NYSE Euronext (NYX), the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, bought a minority stake in ACE Group Inc., which operates a platform for companies to privately sell stocks, bonds and other securities.
As Barack Obama seeks approval for a military strike in Syria, he finds the footprint of his historic presidency shrinking.
Google Inc. asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit claiming it illegally reads and mines the content of private e-mail messages sent to Gmail in violation of state and federal wiretap laws.
A Verizon Communications Inc. shareholder sued to stop its acquisition of Vodafone Group Plc´s 45 percent stake in Verizon Wireless for $130 billion in what may be the first investor class action stemming from the deal.
Four years ago, Christopher Escobedo, a tattoo artist in Phoenix, inked a large tattoo of a lion into the ribcage of a mixed martial arts fighter named Carlos Condit.
Apple hasn´t even launched the less-expensive iPhone it´s rumored to have in the pipeline, but already a company involved in its manufacture stands accused of labor violations.
Google Inc.´s Motorola Mobility didn´t act in good faith when it demanded patent royalties from Microsoft Corp. for use of video-compression and Wi-Fi technology, a federal jury said yesterday.
BP is fighting the settlement it agreed to last summer that let the oil company avoid thousands of potential lawsuits over the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
Brazil´s Chamber of Deputies has approved a ban on secret voting in both houses of Congress.
World leaders meeting for the final day of the G20 summit in Russia remain divided over military action in Syria.
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