The Mexican government says it will start issuing birth certificates at its consulates in the United States to help immigrants seeking work permits.
Carlos Slim, the world´s second-richest man, has more than doubled his stake in the New York Times Company, becoming the company´s top stakeholder.
Samsung’s reported offer of up to US$7.5 billion for BlackBerry may turn out to be only a rumor, but such a match might make sense for both sides.
Judge had concluded initial proposal didn’t offer enough money for employees.
Austria´s Constitutional Court has ruled that gay couples have the same right as heterosexuals to adopt children.
Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, who led the country through one of its stormiest political periods, resigned on Wednesday.
In President Obama’s latest move using executive authority to tackle climate change, administration officials will announce plans this week to impose new regulations on the oil and gas industry’s emissions of methane.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe´s government approved a record $42 billion (28 billion pound) military budget on Wednesday, with outlays rising for a third year to counter China´s rising military might.
Britain´s Court of Appeal on Thursday rejected claims that a child born with severe brain damage because her mother drank excessively while pregnant was a victim of crime.
The New York City comptroller, Scott M. Stringer, has agreed to pay $17 million to settle three more claims based on wrongful criminal convictions, his office said .
On TV and in the courtroom, Standard & Poor’s has waged war against a US Justice Department lawsuit.
As the world continues to be shocked by the events in Paris last week it’s time for the leaders of the world to prove just how little they understand technology.
An Indian court has barred Indian generic drugmaker Cipla Ltd from making or selling a cheaper copy of Novartis AG´s respiratory drug Onbrez domestically.
Months after the Supreme Court chiseled away at patent protections for software, Google Inc. and other companies now want the justice to set limits on how software makers can use copyrights to assert exclusive rights over programs.
After months of studying drones as a news reporting tool, CNN just struck a deal with the Federal Aviation Administration today.
The dismissal of a securities fraud class action alleging Morgan Stanley concealed its exposure to and losses during the subprime mortgage market meltdown has been upheld by a federal appeals court.
Executives at San Jose-based InvenSense Inc. thought they´d found the holy grail when Apple agreed to use their sensors in its new iPhone 6.
If defendants have their way, round two of Silicon Valley´s "no-poach" litigation will play out behind closed doors in arbitration instead of in high-profile courtroom battles.
China´s ruling Communist Party sacked a senior lawmaker who was under investigation for graft, China´s anti-corruption commission said on Tuesday.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up another broad challenge to President Barack Obama´s signature healthcare law.
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