US District Court News

U.S. judge rejected the social media company`s bid to dismiss the government`s lawsuit. The FTC had a plausible case that should allow it to proceed. The U.S. government accuses Meta of crushing or buying rivals.

The lawsuit alleges that the novel coronavirus was "designed by China to be a biological weapon of war", and that whether or not the country intended to release it, China violated "US law, international laws, treaties, and norms."

At age 19, Hoda Muthana travelled to Syria to join the IS. Five years later, Muthana has now said that she regrets what she did and wants to return to the US.

Winterkorn resigned days after the scandal over polluting vehicles in the United States became public in September 2015.

The world largest retailer's shares closed down 16 cents, or 0.2%, at $87.51, after earlier falling as much as 2%.

Dr Reddy's stock was the biggest gainer among 30 Sensex scrips.

Overall, the Justice Department alleges that more than USD 4.5 billion has been stolen from the fund.

The US government will seek the extradition of former Guatemalan Vice-President Roxana Baldetti and ex-Interior Minister Hector Mauricio Lopez Bonilla on drug trafficking charges, the embassy said in a statement.

A Chinese businessman who pleaded guilty in March to conspiring to hack into the computer networks of Boeing and other major US defense contractors was sentenced four years in prison.

Su Bin was charged with taking part in a years-long scheme by Chinese military officers to obtain sensitive military information.

Caddies filed the lawsuit last February in San Francisco, claiming they are walking billboards.

In a landmark judgement for pharma sector, a US jury has ruled that AstraZeneca's patent litigation settlement for blockbuster drug Nexium with Ranbaxy was not anti-competitive.