Court hears gold debate
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It took nearly 12 hours for everyone to be heard Monday as the Court of Arbitration for Sport considered whether American gymnast Paul Hamm should keep the gold medal he won in the all-around event at the Athens Olympics.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday stepped into a dispute over a labor union's use of fees paid by non-union employees to finance the labor organization's court battles in other states.
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The U.S. Supreme Court debated on Wednesday whether taxpayers can contest the use of government funds for church-related activities, with examples about presidential travel to address religious groups and bagels served at prayer breakfasts.
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The sports world&#39;s highest court has received three new appeals involving medals in gymnastics, weightlifting and track and field awarded at last month&#39;s Athens Olympics.
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The Supreme Court announced today that it will hear a case on whether judges can consider the alleged unfairness of a federal law regarding sentences for selling crack and powder cocaine when deciding on jail time for such crimes.
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A bitter local dispute will reach the Supreme Court on Tuesday, shining a light on the car business in the Washington area and, potentially, altering the balance of power between those who sell and buy autos nationwide.
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Gold medal winner at the Athens 2004 Olympics, US athlete Paul Hamm, foreground, looks back prior to the opening of a hearing of the Court of Arbitration for Sport, CAS, in Lausanne, Switzerland, Monday, Sept.
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WASHINGTON -- The US Supreme Court Tuesday heard a case about the sale of wine over the Internet. The court heard arguments on whether it&#39;s fair for states to ban out-of-state growers from shipping their products
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Harmony, the South African gold producer, yesterday lost the latest round in the battle to gain control of its rival, Gold Fields, when the South African court said both stages of its bid must be approved by the competition authorities.
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THE defence of Gold Fields against a hostile $8.1 billion (Â£4.3 billion) bid from Harmony Gold Mining, its smaller South African rival, was dealt a further blow last night when a US court threw out its legal challenge to the takeover.
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The U.S. Supreme Court heard  arguments in a dispute between LG Electronics Inc   and Quanta on Wednesday that will either expand or contract the  rights of a patent holder.
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JOHANNESBURG (Dow Jones)--South Africa&#39;s Securities Regulation Panel will next week hear objections from Gold Fields Ltd. (GFI) to the takeover offer the company received earlier this week from Harmony Gold Mining Co.
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Justices are expected to hear arguments Tuesday in a case that could have broad implications for the tech industry.
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Gold may top a 15-year high of $435 an ounce on speculation the re-election of US President George W. Bush will erode the dollar&#39;s value and make precious metals more appealing than US stocks and bonds, a survey showed.
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The nation's largest gold-producing state is being asked to investigate whether mercury emissions from its mines are contaminating area fisheries.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday debated the judiciary's role in arbitration, a timesaving alternative to lawsuits that often is used in the corporate world to settle business disputes.
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South African mining giant Gold Fields lost a high court bid to halt a hostile takeover by rival Harmony Gold, which is seeking to create the world&#39;s biggest gold producer, a court official said.