App accused of misrepresenting itself as IT platform rather than car-hailing business
Cross-party panel stresses need for stronger border controls
The order granted a bid by Petrobras, as the company is commonly known, to postpone a case brought by investors seeking to recoup billions of dollars in losses stemming from a bribery, contract-fixing and political kickback scandal in Brazil
An arbitration court in The Hague ruled last month that China has no historic title over the waters of the South China Sea and that it has breached the Philippines´ sovereign rights with its actions
Fifth largest corporate bond sale on record as portfolio managers search out income
NHS has legal power to fund pre-exposure prophylaxis, which is highly effective in preventing HIV transmission, judge says
State Finance Minister told that Bavaria "has an obligation" to try and recuperate losses for the pension fund through the suit
The company said employees did not feel compelled to respect the law or fix the wrongdoing and each department was concerned only with its own performance
The search for Nikola Ceranic began in late June after Bosnia and Herzegovina authorities forwarded an extradition request to the Brazilian Justice Ministry and Supreme Court
Researchers from Stanford University and the University of Melbourne finds delays prolong grief and implementation of coroner’s advice
The Chinese business magazine Caixin, citing unidentified sources, said the deal valued the combined company at $35 billion
The new law was adopted by the House of Representatives on July 26, 2016, and will go into effect one year after publication in the official gazette
The legislation passed by Congress two weeks ago will require most food packages to carry a text label, a symbol or an electronic code readable by smartphone that indicates whether the food contains genetically modified organisms
The filing of a gender discrimination lawsuit against Sedgwick LLP, a 300-lawyer firm based in San Francisco was highlighted this week
A decision handed down Wednesday in Arkansas federal court struck down a state law passed 35 years ago that banned political robocalls
Transport ministry to announce new regulations that allow Uber and Didi Chuxing to operate legally, with some restrictions
Federal prosecutors investigating whether individuals at Mossack Fonseca knowingly helped clients facilitate criminal activity, according to sources
Claims against Cushman & Wakefield also rejected in case over luxury ski and golf resorts
The North´s intelligence had stolen the personal data of more than 10 million customers of an online shopping mall in the South
Judges at the UK´s highest court have ruled against the Scottish government´s Named Person scheme
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