The vote was an attempt to put new pressure on Mr. Maduro a day before the opposition planned a show of force on the streets
Company took money from pay-as-you-go customers but failed to provide service and its complaints handling process was flawed, Ofcom finds
A US judge has approved the record $14.7bn (£12bn) settlement Volkswagen will pay in the country over its diesel emissions scandal
Earlier this month the statute was challenged under the argument that such prohibition violates the First Amendment freedom of speech
She claims that the change is necessary to better maintain policy continuance and to more effectively engage in foreign policy
Key Supreme Court decision and dwindling supply of lethal drugs contribute to slowdown
The prison sentence arose from a conviction for the killings of protesters during 2012 demonstrations
The proposal by new Tourism Minister Marx Beltrão would extend for a 12-month trial period a visa-waiver program adopted for visitors from the four countries during the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro this year
Google says governments can request content removal, though material likely to breach lèse-majesté laws is still online
US maker of Camel cigarettes expected to say cash and shares package inadequate
US lawmakers and both presidential candidates have raised questions about AT&T´s deal to buy Time Warner
Airbnb has been involved in a wave of lawsuits this past year
Justice minister says court’s obligations are inconsistent with domestic laws giving sitting leaders diplomatic immunity
Potentially opening the door to competition from foreign mail-order outlets
Apple has complained of a "flood" of counterfeit goods masquerading as its products being sold on Amazon.com
Thousands of gay and bisexual men convicted under Britain’s now-defunct sexual offense laws will be posthumously pardoned
President François Hollande has promised closure of the camp as pressure for such a result grows while the April election approaches, and Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve stated that the demolition project is only days away
The government also said it would probe a long-time practice by some airlines of preventing various travel websites from showing their fares to gauge the impact on consumers
The Oct. 16 complaint, which alleges breach of warranty, breach of good faith and common law fraud, seeks to represent a nationwide class of Note 7 buyers
An Uber-like smartphone app has been launched in India, aimed at making it easier for farmers to hire tractors
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