European Commission says member states should only ban a company’s activity as a measure of last resort
To tackle racism and xenophobia, big internet companies say they will try to review most notifications within 24 hours
The scandal stemming from Brazil’s state-run oil firm Petrobras has created unheard of dissaray in the capital
Appeals court sides with minority shareholders on last year’s merger of two group affiliates
The decision, which rested upon the court´s previous decision against capital punishment, stated once again that allowing the death penalty would be against the state´s constitution and prior state legislation
Federal jury finds Google’s use of Java software was “fair use”
The Justice Department has confirmed that it had closed its investigation into Citigroup
The Stockholm Court didn´t accept the UN decision to consider Julian Assange a victim of "arbitrary detention"
Prosecutors follow up on complaint from France’s tax authority
The Chinese firm said it was pursuing its South Korean rival in two courts - one in California, the other in Shenzhen
Automakers are looking toward a technology-driven future, one where they increasingly acknowledge that getting around may not require owning a car
European Commission approves purchase by AB InBev SABMiller but with conditions
Decision by country’s top court will prevent up to 2 million UK citizens living abroad from voting on 23 June
Gabor Presser says one-third of the song that appeared on the Yeezus album, is an unauthorized copy of a 1969 song he wrote when he was in the band Omega
People in the Central Asian nation of Tajikistan have voted overwhelmingly to approve changes to the Constitution allowing the longtime authoritarian president to rule indefinitely
The legislation passed 153 to 145, with all of the government coalition members in Parliament voting in favor
Listening devices sewn into schoolgirl’s blazer and coat to record talks with social worker, family court ruling reveals
Justices rule 7-1 in favor of Timothy Tyrone Foster and find prosecutors kept African Americans off jury that convicted him of killing a white woman
The assembly voted on the measure with some 376 out of 550 members approving the constitutional amendment, preventing the need for a referendum on the issue.
He also ordered the government to produce a list of about 100,000 immigrants who entered illegally and who are participating in a government program
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