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Berezovsky fraud case goes to court

The case of fugitive tycoon Boris Berezovsky, accused of embezzling Aeroflot funds, has been sent to a Moscow court, a...

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Politicians consider public inquiry into Swissair collapse

The Swiss parliament voted Thursday to see whether a public inquiry could be held into the dramatic collapse of Swissair....

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Ex-Enron executive sentenced to 2 years

A former Enron Corp. executive was sentenced to two years in prison for conspiracy to commit securities and wire fraud,...

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Gambling company takes on Norway

Ladbrokes, the world's largest betting company, has received the backing of the European Free Trade Association court which deems that...

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Hungary ranks average for corruption – extended

According to the latest report by Transparency International, which ranks Hungary 41st on an international listing, corruption within the police...

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Yushchenko says Ukrainian Constitutional Court loses legality, function

Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko on Wednesday said the Constitutional Court has lost legality and its normal function that is needed...

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US House votes to lift immunity of OPEC-style cartels

Us Congress' lower house overwhelmingly approved a bill authorizing antitrust action against international cartels of oil and gas exporters, but...

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Sweden’s gambling monopoly to continue

Sweden's finance minister, Anders Borg, is expected to perform a complete turnaround of his position regarding the Swedish gambling monopoly....

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Germany’s Kirsch to file €1.6 bln claim against Deutsche Bank

Former German media mogul Leo Kirch will file his long-awaited €1.6 billion ($2.16 billion) damage claim against Deutsche Bank AG...

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Court quashes decision to charge Yuganskneftegaz $504 mln

The Moscow Arbitration Court on Friday overturned a decision to order Yuganskneftegaz to pay 13 billion rubles ($500 million) to...

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Russian customs service sues Bank of New York for $22.5 bln

The Russian Customs Service has filed a suit with the Moscow Arbitration Court against the Bank of New York, a...

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Siemens ordered by German court to pay €38 million in bribery case

Circuit-breaker with stored-energy spring-operated mechanism for 550-kV during the overvoltage testing at the high-voltage test bay in Berlin, in March...

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Siemens ex-managers found guilty

The chief executive of the scandal-hit firm will step down in September....

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Egypt makes the most progress and Iraq the least in reducing child deaths

Millions of children still dying each year despite availability of proven, low-cost interventions that could save their lives....

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Quarter of lawsuits with Strasbourg Court filed by Russians

Russians are responsible for about a quarter of the lawsuits filed with the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg,...

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Berezovsky fraud case goes to court

The case of fugitive tycoon Boris Berezovsky, accused of embezzling Aeroflot funds, has been sent to a Moscow court, a...

Issues

Politicians consider public inquiry into Swissair collapse

The Swiss parliament voted Thursday to see whether a public inquiry could be held into the dramatic collapse of Swissair....

Issues

Ex-Enron executive sentenced to 2 years

A former Enron Corp. executive was sentenced to two years in prison for conspiracy to commit securities and wire fraud,...

Issues

Gambling company takes on Norway

Ladbrokes, the world's largest betting company, has received the backing of the European Free Trade Association court which deems that...

Issues

Hungary ranks average for corruption – extended

According to the latest report by Transparency International, which ranks Hungary 41st on an international listing, corruption within the police...

Issues

Yushchenko says Ukrainian Constitutional Court loses legality, function

Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko on Wednesday said the Constitutional Court has lost legality and its normal function that is needed...

Issues

US House votes to lift immunity of OPEC-style cartels

Us Congress' lower house overwhelmingly approved a bill authorizing antitrust action against international cartels of oil and gas exporters, but...

Issues

Sweden’s gambling monopoly to continue

Sweden's finance minister, Anders Borg, is expected to perform a complete turnaround of his position regarding the Swedish gambling monopoly....

Issues

Germany’s Kirsch to file €1.6 bln claim against Deutsche Bank

Former German media mogul Leo Kirch will file his long-awaited €1.6 billion ($2.16 billion) damage claim against Deutsche Bank AG...

Issues

Court quashes decision to charge Yuganskneftegaz $504 mln

The Moscow Arbitration Court on Friday overturned a decision to order Yuganskneftegaz to pay 13 billion rubles ($500 million) to...

Issues

Russian customs service sues Bank of New York for $22.5 bln

The Russian Customs Service has filed a suit with the Moscow Arbitration Court against the Bank of New York, a...

Issues

Siemens ordered by German court to pay €38 million in bribery case

Circuit-breaker with stored-energy spring-operated mechanism for 550-kV during the overvoltage testing at the high-voltage test bay in Berlin, in March...

Issues

Siemens ex-managers found guilty

The chief executive of the scandal-hit firm will step down in September....

Issues

Egypt makes the most progress and Iraq the least in reducing child deaths

Millions of children still dying each year despite availability of proven, low-cost interventions that could save their lives....

Issues

Quarter of lawsuits with Strasbourg Court filed by Russians

Russians are responsible for about a quarter of the lawsuits filed with the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg,...

Berezovsky fraud case goes to court

The case of fugitive tycoon Boris Berezovsky, accused of embezzling Aeroflot funds, has been sent to a Moscow court, a...

Politicians consider public inquiry into Swissair collapse

The Swiss parliament voted Thursday to see whether a public inquiry could be held into the dramatic collapse of Swissair....

Ex-Enron executive sentenced to 2 years

A former Enron Corp. executive was sentenced to two years in prison for conspiracy to commit securities and wire fraud,...

Gambling company takes on Norway

Ladbrokes, the world's largest betting company, has received the backing of the European Free Trade Association court which deems that...

Hungary ranks average for corruption – extended

According to the latest report by Transparency International, which ranks Hungary 41st on an international listing, corruption within the police...

Yushchenko says Ukrainian Constitutional Court loses legality, function

Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko on Wednesday said the Constitutional Court has lost legality and its normal function that is needed...

US House votes to lift immunity of OPEC-style cartels

Us Congress' lower house overwhelmingly approved a bill authorizing antitrust action against international cartels of oil and gas exporters, but...

Sweden’s gambling monopoly to continue

Sweden's finance minister, Anders Borg, is expected to perform a complete turnaround of his position regarding the Swedish gambling monopoly....

Germany’s Kirsch to file €1.6 bln claim against Deutsche Bank

Former German media mogul Leo Kirch will file his long-awaited €1.6 billion ($2.16 billion) damage claim against Deutsche Bank AG...

Court quashes decision to charge Yuganskneftegaz $504 mln

The Moscow Arbitration Court on Friday overturned a decision to order Yuganskneftegaz to pay 13 billion rubles ($500 million) to...

Russian customs service sues Bank of New York for $22.5 bln

The Russian Customs Service has filed a suit with the Moscow Arbitration Court against the Bank of New York, a...

Siemens ordered by German court to pay €38 million in bribery case

Circuit-breaker with stored-energy spring-operated mechanism for 550-kV during the overvoltage testing at the high-voltage test bay in Berlin, in March...

Siemens ex-managers found guilty

The chief executive of the scandal-hit firm will step down in September....

Egypt makes the most progress and Iraq the least in reducing child deaths

Millions of children still dying each year despite availability of proven, low-cost interventions that could save their lives....

Quarter of lawsuits with Strasbourg Court filed by Russians

Russians are responsible for about a quarter of the lawsuits filed with the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg,...