Incidents are often met with an outpouring of public grief and anger that the authorities seek to contain using internet controls and state-media coverage focusing on successful relief work
Uber, which has faced setbacks in other parts of Europe, already offers taxi services in Sweden, but has to comply with the same regulations as other market players
In a statement late Wednesday, they said the adjustment proposed by two Republican senators would "effectively gut" the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act
A rare full-court session of a U.S. appeals court in Chicago heard arguments Wednesday on whether protections under a 1964 Civil Rights Act should be expanded to cover workplace discrimination against LGBT employees
The law, passed by the lower house but still requiring the senate´s approval, bans veils and other items that hide the face such as ski masks and helmets, in places where identifying the wearer is considered essential
Taxpayer-backed bank unveils plan to bolster its capital by £2bn after faltering in annual health check of UK banking system
Susan Kiefel will become the first female appointed to the highest judicial office in the land
Lenders have been trying to force the tech company to offer them access to its Apple Pay technology
The Australian government says it will support imposing a 15% tax rate on working holiday visitors from overseas
Investigation finds goods such as iPads and laptops being sold tax-free
In a landmark trade ruling, the World Trade Organization will this afternoon find Boeing has illegally benefitted from billions of dollars from the most anti-competitive type of subsidy
U.S. will be the world’s third-largest producer of liquefied natural gas for export by 2020, according to the Energy Department
The European Commission is trying to boost e-commerce, a sector where the EU lags behind Asia and the United States, to drive economic growth and create jobs
The referendum seeks to diminish the power of the senate and regional governments, putting more power into the hands of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi
The Court ruled that the the plaintiff, Yahoo Inc, had not exhausted its options to file suit through the regular appellate court system, and therefore the Ccourt could not hear the case
This vote is non-binding, but represents a strong message to the EU Ministers before their December meeting to discuss Turkey´s 11-year bid for membership
Government originally sought up to $367 million; settlement could be reached within two weeks
Actelion shares were indicated 6.5 percent higher in pre-market activity in Zurich
The deals sent shockwaves through Brazil´s political establishment as they could incriminate as many as 200 lawmakers for taking graft money from Odebrecht
Chinese travel agent snaps up Scottish airfare comparison website
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