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Harley-Davidson, long considered a stalwart of American nuts-and-bolts manufacturing, is setting up an assembly plant in Bangkok. The Wisconsin-based company […]
Swedish prosecutors last week decided to drop their seven-year investigation into rape allegations levied against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. That […]
The European Union has fined Facebook 110 million euros, or about $122 million, for giving misleading statements during the social […]
Recent decisions by the Fourth and Ninth Circuits on issues of extraterritoriality could have a significant impact on Lanham Act […]
In recent years Japan has gone from being one of the most difficult jurisdictions in which to get a software […]
The French government will investigate a hack that targeted President-elect Emmanuel Macron during the campaign, according to the Associated Press. […]
The U.S. has fairly strong consumer protection by way of regulation, as well as an active plaintiff’s litigation bar. That may […]
The recently launched professional services consultancy Arthur Andersen, as partial settlement of a trademark dispute with another entity called Andersen […]
A long-awaited decision by the prime minister of Vietnam sets up a number of incentives for investment in solar power […]
An Edinburgh Sheriff Court judge ruled that Carol Rohan Beyts should not have been filmed urinating on a Scottish golf […]
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