Group to buy back or fix 475,000 vehicles and help fund tech push
The 5-to-3 decision was the court’s most sweeping statement on abortion since Planned Parenthood v. Casey in 1992
South Korea’s Ministry of Environment says Nissan used defeat devices in hundreds of its Qashqai SUVs
Representatives from the six founding member countries – France, Germany, Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg and Italy – were huddled in crisis mode at the meeting to plan the bloc´s future course without the U.K.
Coalition revived proposals after companies said last week they would push ahead with projects
A homeless man was convicted of criminal trespassing for taking shelter in privately owned buildings during harsh winter weather
After three unrelated cases in Minnesota and North Dakota, the case went to the Supreme Court
Los Angeles jury finds Robert Plant and Jimmy Page did not steal the most famous passage from the 1971 anthem from the band Spirit
Prime Minister David Cameron says he will step down after referendum makes nation first to leave 28-nation bloc
The law makes major changes to the TSCA, which has not been modified since it was passed in 1976
Obama calls decision ‘heartbreaking’ as suspension of executive action to shield families from deportation delivers major blow in final months of presidency
The money is to settle claims from its unprecedented diesel emissions cheating scandal in the U.S.
An Ipsos MORI poll for the Evening Standard newspaper, conducted on Tuesday and Wednesday, suggested support for "Remain" stood at 52 percent while "Leave" was on 48 percent.
Alibaba has long faced accusations that its online platforms are a haven for counterfeiters, including in lawsuits by luxury brands such as Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent
A federal judge has set aside new regulations for hydraulic fracturing on public lands
Germany´s top court ruled that a bond-buy program created by the ECB complies with German law
Bank of America´s top lawyer isn´t the only in-house attorney expressing displeasure with associate salary raises
The justices´ 8-0 decision backed a 2015 appeals court ruling that upheld the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office´s invalidation of New Jersey-based Cuozzo´s speedometer patent
The Supreme Court ruled that evidence seized incident to a lawful arrest on an outstanding warrant is not excluded
A battle is brewing to consolidate Brazil’s fragmented private education market
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