Former French President on Trial for Corruption Charges
Jacques Chirac Former French President Jacques Chirac went on trial Monday on corruption charges related to hirings that allegedly benefited his center-right party. Chirac becomes the first French head of state to go on trial. The charges date back to when former President Jacques Chirac was mayor of Paris, between 1977 and...
$4.2 Million Penalty for Photocopy Paper Price Fixing Club
Australia, Feb 28, 2011 - The Federal Court has ordered Singapore based Asia Pulp & Paper Co Ltd (APP Singapore) and a related Indonesian company, PT Indah Kiat Pulp and Paper Tbk (Indah Kiat) to pay penalties totalling $4.2 million for fixing the price of photocopy paper and uncoated woodfree folio paper supplied to Australian...
Wikileaks’ Julian Assange loses fight against extradition
Julian Assange WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has lost his challenge against extradition to Sweden to face allegations of sexual assault. The 39-year-old Australian computer expert, who has infuriated the US government by releasing thousands of secret diplomatic cables on his website, is wanted in relation to claims made by...
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