The ruling comes after Belgium´s privacy watchdog sued Faceboo
UK charges against Japanese company and its UK subsidiary followed $1.7bn accounting scandal that led to fines and prosecutions in Tokyo
The council is investigating comments Camp made in acquitting a Calgary man, Alexander Scott Wagar, of sexual assault on Sept 9, 2014.
Owners would get a $500 Visa debit card and a $500 voucher for oil changes, according to AP
The nine justices turned away an appeal filed by a Florida man named Quartavious Davis, who was convicted of participating in a string of 2010 robberies in the Miami area
It also examined two facilities at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas - the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks and Midwest Joint Regional Corrections Facility.
The 2-1 decision by the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans to uphold a May injunction deals a blow to Obama´s plan, opposed by Republicans and challenged by 26 states
The laptops-to-nuclear power conglomerate also said it swung to an operating loss of 79.5 billion yen ($645.66 million) in the three months through September
Shares in the Australian mining giant plunge to lowest since the global financial crisis as it announces it might cut its iron ore output
Amnesty described Hossam Bahgat’s arrest as part of ‘ferocious onslaught against independent journalism and civil society’
The deal announced on Friday will give the e-commerce giant access to more than half a billion online video users.
The Libor scandal blew up in 2012 when it emerged that banks had been lying in the figures on which Libor was set.
Attorneys court recognition, but will they find suitors?
The court’s ruling next year will help determine when companies can be sued under more than a dozen federal statutes
The narrowly passed measure called on member states to protect the whistleblower from prosecution, which he sees as ‘a chance to move forward’
CEO says deal will help accelerate transition from cash to electronic payments throughout Europe
The controversial policy was introduced nationally in 1979, to slow the population growth rate.
Legislation requiring large companies to publish evidence online is designed to force them to take responsibility for working conditions in supply chains
Senate voted 74 to 21 in favour of the bill which sets up a legal framework for companies and the government to swap data about intrusions on their systems
Bitcoin and its alternatives can now be treated in the same way as traditional money
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