Trans-Pacific Partnership created after bitter fights over automobile industry, intellectual property rights and dairy products.
Nineteen EU countries have demanded that all or part of their territory be shielded from eight pending applications to grow gene-altered crops in the bloc.
The bank said it was using a new income figure of $1.90 per day to define extreme poverty, up from $1.25.
Judge rejects Lehman’s claim that J.P. Morgan siphoned billions of dollars before colapse.
Eighteen lawsuits had been active between the companies, relating to uses of technologies in mobile phones, wifi and other areas.
U.S.-based merchants will be able to add ‘buy button’ to tweets.
Unisplendour will pay a premium of about 30 percent for the stake and will get the right to nominate one board member
The online publication had sold a controlling stake to the German media conglomerate Axel Springer for $343 million.
Investigation to clarify who can be held responsible for alleged fraud.
A trial of shorter days for nurses at a Gothenburg care home is inspiring others across Scandinavia to cut back, but the cost of improving staff wellbeing is high.
Zuckerberg said it would help refugees access aid and maintain family links.
Prosecutors say more than US$ 2 billion (£1.37 billion pounds) were paid over a decade mainly to Petrobras executives.
The Luxembourg court´s advocate general Yves Bot suggested that the court do away with the "Safe Harbor" rules that have spurred controversy in the wake of Edward Snowden´s whistleblower situation from last year.
The Federal Trade Commission reached an agreement with the Justice Department to spearhead an investigation of Google’s Android business.
The service, called UberCommute, gives Chinese car owners who drive long distances the option of picking up passengers going in the same direction.
Court rejects Uber’s arguments law violated principle of free enterprise.
Martin Shkreli, the head of Turing Pharmaceuticals, told US media he would drop the price following the outcry, but did not say by how much.
A federal court judge has thrown out a copyright claim to the Happy Birthday song from the music publishing company collecting its royalties for decades.
Volkswagen said it was setting aside €6.5bn to cover costs of the scandal.
The IRS’s move follows an audit of the tax years 2007 through 2009.
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