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Foreign governments—including China, Turkey and the European Union—are giving corporate America fits over how companies handle information and data, and the trend is only going to worsen this year.

Top U.S. General: Caribbean mosque has ‘associated itself’ with Islamic State

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KINGSTOWN, St Vincent (WINN) -- Vincentian opposition leader Arnhim Eustace says that documents destroyed in last Thursday’s fire at a government public works facility were records of local residents ...

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The new year could bring major changes to intellectual property laws in the European Union.

'Bellwether' Trial to Provide Template for GM Litigation

There will be a lot on the line for General Motors Monday when lawyers for plaintiff Robert Scheuer try to prove the car crash that sent him to surgery was caused by a defective ignition switch that p...