JUN
5
2019

Canada appeals WTO ruling on U.S. lumber duties

Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland had already announced that Ottawa would appeal

JUN
5
2019

Japan eyes legislation to regulate global and domestic tech giants

The bill to enhance transparency in the business transactions of tech firms will be presented to the ordinary Diet session to be convened in January

JUN
5
2019

French finance minister says Renault to bring case against Carlos Ghosn over shady expenses

The prospect of new legal action backed by France marks a new headache for the former Renault CEO.

JUN
4
2019

China urges dialogue, negotiation to solve trade row with U.S.

It is common to make revisions, suggestions and adjustments in trade negotiations

JUN
4
2019

Swedish court rejects Assange detention request over rape allegation

Monday’s ruling means the Swedish prosecutor cannot at this stage request his extradition from Britain

JUN
4
2019

Google faces privacy complaints in European countries

The online ad industry, a money spinner for Google, Facebook and other online platforms and advertisers

JUN
4
2019

Uber Under Tax Investigation by IRS, Foreign Authorities: US

Tax benefits are to be cut due transfer pricing positions

JUN
4
2019

Google, Facebook and Apple Fall on Antitrust Scrutiny

U.S. antitrust enforcement agencies divvy up investigations

JUN
3
2019

Putin signs bill enabling some HIV-positive individuals to adopt: Russian

The passage of this bill follows a constitutional court case that ruled it unconstitutional to prevent HIV-positive families from adopting

JUN
3
2019

Illinois bill to legalize recreational marijuana wins legislative approval

The Democratic-controlled House of Representatives passed the measure in a 66-47 vote, following Senate approval

JUN
3
2019

Huawei to sell off undersea cable business to Chinese firm after U.S. reportedly cited security risk

Huawei Technologies declined to provide immediate comment when contacted.

JUN
3
2019

U.S. judge waves through D.C. case against Facebook

Judge Fern Flanagan Saddler signed the order denying Facebook’s motion to dismis.

MAY
31
2019

Trump vows rapid, high tariffs on Mexico unless illegal immigration ends: US

The announcement rattled investors who feared that worsening trade friction could hurt the global economy.

MAY
31
2019

Canada Senate passes gun regulations

The bill enhances background checks, requires firearms retailers to keep records of sales for 20 years

MAY
31
2019

China Threatens Sweeping Blacklist of Firms After Huawei Ban

Targets companies that violate market rules, cut off supply

MAY
31
2019

Scotland government releases independence referendum proposal

Scotland last voted on independence from the UK in 2014

MAY
31
2019

Irish Supreme Court rejects Facebook bid to block ECJ data case

A ruling by Europe’s top court against the current legal arrangements would have major implications for thousands of companies

MAY
30
2019

Julian Assange too ill to appear in court via video link, lawyers say: UK

Hearing is latest stage in possible extradition of WikiLeaks founder to US

MAY
30
2019

Commerzbank could be fined over late strategy disclosure: Germany

The investigation relates to the lender’s “Commerzbank 4.0” strategy

MAY
30
2019

New York court dismisses whistleblower´s libel suit against UBS

Court documents dated May 21 showed that the appeals court upheld an earlier ruling dismissing claims

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