The prospect of any change is unclear as the majority of Japanese still support the death penalty
The popular website Airbnb is fighting to block a new law in San Francisco that would potentially subject home-sharing companies to hefty fines
The list of 30 books includes “Memoirs of Hadrian," by the French Marguerite Yourcenar, which romanticizes the love between the Roman emperor and his teenager sex slave
The Russian case is just one of many regulatory investigations that have combined to push Deutsche Bank into the most damaging crisis in the 146-year old bank´s recent history
Car-hailing app hopes to weave itself deeper into public transit networks across the country
Council of Europe report says England & Wales figure is 30% and Scotland is 24% when continent-wide average is 51%
Alarm grows at spread of online hate on social media
US immigration law continues to be a controversial and heavily politicized area of law at both the state and federal levels
The allegation comes less than a fortnight after Yahoo said hackers had stolen data about many of its users
The move is meant to give confidence to British soldiers, "to do what is necessary to keep us safe and to defend this country."
Careem users in Dubai, a city of about 2.5 million people, can only choose from a few thousand limousines which it offers through its app
Julie Gallagher gave birth to the children, and her former partner, Karen Partanen, has helped raise them
The job cuts deal a blow to Sweden, where Ericsson is one of the country´s biggest employers and where politicians and unions have scrambled in recent weeks to save jobs
The new feature puts Facebook in direct competition with increasingly popular local online selling platforms
The service was first launched in 2014 and will initially operate in Russia with partners Sberbank and Mastercard
Voters in Colombia have rejected a landmark peace deal with Farc rebels in a shock referendum result, with 50.2% voting against it
In a July 18 filing, Obama´s Justice Department had asked the court to take a second look at the case once it had a full complement of nine justices
The EU watchdog had initially set a July 27 deadline for Google to respond to the charges. This had been extended three times at the company´s request, with the previous deadline Sept. 20
Juno, currently operating only in New York City, is luring drivers with a lower commission
The UK will begin the formal Brexit negotiation process by the end of March 2017
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