U.S. payments card company Mastercard Inc said on Friday it still plans to apply for a bankcard clearing license in China and was in “active discussions” to explore solutions.
Singapore is proposing to step up regulation of ride-hailing companies such as Grab and Go-Jek, bringing rules for the services in line with taxi operators in a bid to better protect the safety of commuters and drivers.
Pilots and other cabin crew can no longer smoke in the cockpits of domestic flights in China.
While Google publicly supported employees who protested company policies, it quietly asked the government to narrow the right to organize over work email
The Justice Ministry said they have stripped manufacturing giants Mitsubishi Motors Corp. and Panasonic Corp. of accreditation to accept foreign trainees under the Technical Intern Training Program, for ordering such workers to perform tasks other than those specified in their contracts and other violations.
The Supreme Court has ruled that a law effectively forcing people with gender identity disorder who want to officially register a change in their sex to undergo surgery is “currently constitutional.”
Republicans on the U.S. nuclear power regulator approved a stripped down safety rule on Thursday that removes the need for nuclear plants to take extra measures based on recent science to protect against hazards such as floods and earthquakes.
Vodafone Group Plc is suspending some equipment purchases from Huawei Technologies Co. in another setback for the Chinese technology giant’s growth ambitions as governments worldwide weigh bans.
Japan will aim to tighten its grip on copyright enforcement after a government panel on Friday called for making it a crime to download still images from manga, novels and other literary works without permission.
Ford Motor Co said on Thursday it faces a bill of up to $1 billion if Britain leaves the European Union without a deal, comprising World Trade Organization tariffs and the impact of a weaker pound.
The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit ruled Wednesday that the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) does not protect job applicants, extending only to current employees.
Iraq’s Federal Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that several articles of the Iraq National Oil Company Law were unconstitutional.
The European Commission said on Thursday it was suing Britain over tax exemptions the country grants to some commodity markets, waivers that Brussels considers in breach of European Union rules.
Italy has been ordered to pay €18,400 (£16,000) to US citizen Amanda Knox, who spent years in prison for a murder of which she was later acquitted.
Parliament in Angola has abolished a law widely interpreted to be a ban on homosexuality.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D.) signed into a law a new reproductive health act that expands abortion rights in the Tuesday night.
Google is considering pulling its Google News service from Europe as regulators work toward a controversial copyright law.
The Trump administration first announced its intention to ban transgender individuals from serving in the military in August 2017
The case stems from a family of three seeking asylum in Ireland
They seek up to $99.5 million in legal fees and $7 million in costs.
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