AWB loses powers after probe
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Australia's wheat exporter AWB is to temporarily lose its monopoly over wheat exports after a report into bribes.
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Already under scrutiny from regulators in Washington and New York, the American International Group disclosed yesterday that it was the target of a federal grand jury investigation over
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Â· New case occurs less than a week after all clear  Â· Government imposes national movement ban
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American International Group seemed headed for deeper trouble with watchdogs yesterday after saying it could be sued over allegedly false information in press releases.
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Surplus Eurofighters could be dropped on high-living Saudis Analysis The long-smouldering debate around allegations of corrupt British arms deals with Saudi Arabia reignited yesterday, as both the Guardian and the Beeb published the results of new investigations.â¦
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An inquiry cleared Australia's government of wrongdoing in an Iraqi oil-for-food scandal Monday, but recommended top officials of the monopoly wheat exporter face charges for paying more than $200 million to the Saddam Hussein regime.
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Agents who fail to co-operate with Lord Stevens' corruption inquiry could be suspended or lose their licence.
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RIPA does not apply, Tribunal finds A former police officer filmed mowing his lawn while on a disability allowance cannot claim that the filming broke the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA), according to the Investigatory Powers Tribunal.â¦
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A ban on the manufacture and possession of military-style assault weapons came to an end in the United States with a bitter dispute between political rivals and a debate over its effectiveness.
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Tiruchirappalli: Former Australian captain Steve Waugh today described as unfortunate Brian Lara and other top West Indies players being ruled ineligible for a One-day cricket tournament in Australia in January after refusing to a sign a contract over
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AWB Ltd , Australia's main wheat exporter, said on Friday a new class action had been filed against it and its United States subsidiary AWB (USA) Ltd in a U.S. district court by lawyers acting for Iraqi citizens.
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A subpoena compelling Mark Thatcher to answer questions about an attempted coup in Equatorial Guinea infringed his constitutional rights, Thatcher&#39;s lawyers said today.
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The board, which met this weekend, reportedly expressed concern about regulatory scrutiny.
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_ State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer said he wand to end his office&#39;s investigations of investment banks, mutual funds and insurance companies and hand them over to federal regulators.
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A new law nullifies the ability of labor auditors and prosecutors to assess employer-employee relationships.
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Business & money: Business leaders oppose stronger powers to investigate breaches.
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The N.C.A.A. yesterday revoked 2004 and 2005 national track and field titles from Arkansas for violations involving the star sprinter Tyson Gay and a former assistant.Arkansas had reported violations committed by the former assistant Lance Brauman, who was convicted last year of embezzlement, theft and mail fraud from his time at Barton County Community College in Kansas. Braumanâs mail-fraud indictment identified Gay, who transferred to Arkansas from Barton County with help from Brauman.