´This can’t be end of story,’ Facebook founder told at end of hearing.
“I felt I had no choice but to tolerate it,” Kimberley Lawson, 25, who makes $8.75 per hour at a McDonald’s in Kansas City, Missouri, said on a conference call with reporters.
The letter underscores how new tools for identifying and tracking people could be used to empower surveillance states.
Mother gets four-and-a-half-years for forcing teenager to wed man in Pakistan, in landmark conviction.
The parents of a 30-year-old man have resorted to drastic measures in an effort to get their son to fly the coop: they are suing him.
The move came after a German court ruled last month that cities across the country could ban diesel vehicles from their streets.
The announcement came amid furious efforts by the German government to avoid diesel cars being banned from cities despite a landmark court ruling allowing the practice.
The lawsuit by Ingrid Avendano provides an early test of Uber’s new policy allowing people claiming sexual harassment and sexual assault to pursue their claims in court, rather than be forced into arbitration.
The Photoshop software provider said Monday that it is making its third-biggest acquisition to create an end-to-end system for designing digital ads, building e-commerce websites and other online customer experiences and completing transactions.
Import tariffs will be cut to 15 percent from 25 percent for most vehicles from July 1, the Ministry of Finance said on Tuesday, adding that this was part of efforts to open up China’s markets and spur development of the local auto sector. A small number of imported trucks are taxed at 20 percent currently.
Microsoft Corp. promised Monday to give users worldwide the same data and privacy rights Europeans will get under new regulations there.
Law change in England and Wales prompted by row over proposed release of serial sex attacker John Worboys.
Burundi´s opposition party expressed concern that the election was rigged. Opposition leader Agathon Rwasa said he plans on filing a petition to challenge the referendum.
The ruling could apply more broadly to discrimination claims like those raised by women as part of the #MeToo movement raising awareness of sexual harassment in the workplace but the court did not explicitly address that issue.
The court will hear a bid by a Virginia Energy Resources Inc subsidiary and other owners of the largest U.S. uranium deposit to revive a lawsuit thrown out by a lower court that sought to invalidate Virginia’s ban because it conflicted with a federal law that regulates nuclear power generation.
The justices will hear an appeal by the villagers of a lower court ruling that the International Finance Corp was immune from such lawsuits under federal law.
The acquisition is the biggest strategic move yet by new CEO Kenichiro Yoshida and gives Sony a catalogue of more than 2 million songs from artists such as Kanye West, Sam Smith and Sia.
The law states that the law is necessary in order to "immediately help protect undocumented residents of California and their ability to participate in the California justice system."
The bill by Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-Oregon) calls on airlines, bus companies, railroads and commuter lines to adopt antiharassment policies within 90 days of the bill´s passage. DeFazio´s staff is not sure when the bill might be brought up for a vote.
Commission is hypnotised by ‘sharing economy’ and not seeing its downside, says researcher.
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