Legal & Regulatory

Microsoft discovers cure against spam

Yesterday, Microsoft said that it will be using a 67-year old law to fight botnets. Using a law which dates back almost 70 years, giant tech company Microsoft announced today that it will be charging forward in the industry's long battle against spam bots.


Apple vs Samsung drama might end soon

According to analysts, Apple and Samsung might strike a deal to stop the ongoing smartphone patent wars between the two tech titans.

Child pornography block may shut down other web businesses

After David Cameron's proposal of a universal block to child pornography sites, copyright owners expressed concern of the possibility of having reduced operations due to filtering.

Dwyane Wade and Siohvaughn Funches agree on divorce settlement

Dwyane Wade and Siohvaughn Funches agreed on the terms of their divorce settlement. Dwyane Wade and Siohvaughn Funches agreed on their divorce settlement.


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Von Miller disregarded NFL's rule on the use of illegal drugs which resulted to a four-game suspension.
Denver Broncos' Von Miller would deal with a four-game suspension following his violation of NFL's illegal-drug policy.
Von Miller would be suspended for four games if it was proven that he violated NFL's policy regarding substance abuse.
CFTC releases a decision penalizing Panther Energy LLC for its illegal activities done through spoofing.
An Indian court sentenced six men to life in prison after raping a Swiss tourist. The six Indian men accused of raping a Swiss tourist in India was sentenced for life imprisonment yesterday.
After British Prime Minister David Cameron's urge, Google and Microsoft vowed to fight child pornography.
Wisconsin bill that supported business financing and job creation was signed by Gov. Scott Walker. Gov. Scott Walker signed a bill Thursday that supported business financing as well as the creation of jobs in Wisconsin.
Julius Baer's profit fall 30% due to tax charges and a merger. Julius Baer Group AG said its profits fell due to two pressing concerns. These were a merger for expansion and a UK tax treaty.
A state judge asked for the withdrawal of Detroit's Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection appeal. The city of Detroit's request for Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection was asked by a judge in Michigan to be withdrawn.
A limited number of Palestinian prisoners were released by Israel today. According to a minister from Israel, the country agreed to release a limited number of Palestinian prisoners as a gesture of goodwill to Palestine.