Jennifer Vanderputten, the spokesperson for the crown prosecutor, says Switzerland´s biggest bank is suspected of directly seeking clients in Belgium with the intention of helping them evade taxes
Prime minister Matteo Renzi had to remove a provision that would have granted some adoption rights to gay people in order to secure enough support
She used Baby Powder and Shower to Shower for feminine hygiene for more than 35 years before being diagnosed three years ago with ovarian cancer
Brian Sandoval is considered a moderate Republican, particularly on social issues
In the UK the products affected include funsize Mars and Milky Way bars and boxes of Celebrations.
The proposed commission would issue a report only if it was created by Congress
Behind a polished exterior can be anxiety, say those who listen to the angst of legal professionals
Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates has sided with the U.S. government in a dispute over Apple Inc.’s refusal to break into a terrorist’s iPhone, breaking ranks with the industry in a face-off with law enforcement
Is the government´s latest move to tighten control of the digital realm
Court filing from Department of Justice says Apple is more concerned with ‘its marketing strategy’ than helping FBI unlock San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s government has released guidelines for home sharing -- called minpaku in Japanese -- that could make most Airbnb rentals in the country illegal
The union between Apple and UnionPay was announced late last year, but was subject to various approvals
Company refuses to retrieve data from phone of one of San Bernardino killers
The restart of commercial flights will be the most significant development in U.S.-Cuba trade since Presidents Barack Obama and Raul Castro announced in late 2014 that they would begin normalizing ties after a half-century
The ruling handed the F.B.I. a potentially important victory in its long-running battle with Apple and other Silicon Valley companies
Majority Leader’s insistence the next president picks Supreme Court justice factors in key Senate races
Cuban officials already have publicly and enthusiastically endorsed the project.
Taxing internet access has been barred by law since 1998. However, over the last 20 years, the prohibition wasn’t a permanent law.
President Barack Obama said he would nominate a replacement.
Human Rights Watch expresses alarm as government says social media must respect ‘culture and local wisdom of the country’
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