Ride-hailing business Uber has announced a deal with scooter hire company Lime.
The action resulted in multiple class action lawsuits with nearly 500,000 people owning the affected vehicles.
Nissan pledged there would be a "full and comprehensive investigation".
The drugmaker expects the deal to close in the first half of 2019.
As a result of the transaction, SoftBank’s stake in Yahoo Japan will rise to 48.17 percent from 42.95 percent.
Committee says bill breaches human rights and could catch out ‘inquisitive minds’
The officers will be provided help to change their lifestyle and diet.
She has never been charged with any crime but said in May she was ready to die in protest at her continued detention.
They agreed to settle border disputes, resume flights, begin joint efforts to develop Eritrean ports and open embassies in their respective capitals.
The allegation is that had he agreed, Mr Jonas would have used his position as finance minister to advance the Guptas´ extensive business interest.
The UK is due to leave the European Union on March 29, 2019, but those involved have had difficulty agreeing on trade policy between the UK and the EU.
Kavanaugh became Trump’s second lifetime appointment to the nation’s highest judicial body in his 18 months in office.
Daughter’s distress leads mother to take action against Department for Education.
The decision is another blow to the Venezuelan oil company, which has struggled to pay creditors as its oil production has fallen to the lowest level.
Lawyer blames visitor visa refusals on ‘deep underlying racism’
Home Office accused of regularly refusing visitor visas for trivial reasons, and deploying scare tactics when complaints are raised.
In a decision on Tuesday in Washington D.C. federal court, U.S. District Judge Royce Lamberth rejected attempts by the National Parks Conservation Association.
The men also stated their desire to close the so-called southern route as a means of limiting influx to northern Europe from the Mediterranean.
In addition, recent security concerns with terrorism and the migrant crisis have called for a better management of who is entering EU borders.
Courts have, until now, been unclear on the requisite punishment for perpetrators of these types of “intimidatory” offences.
Mr. Trump has said he would pick from a list of 25 people, most of them federal judges.
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