Spanish Court Rules in Favor of Former Facebook Moderator's Work-Related Mental Health Claim
Jan 19, 2024 08:21 am UTC| Business Law
A Spanish court recently ruled in favor of a former Facebook moderator, affirming that his mental health was significantly affected by the graphic content he was exposed to throughout his role. This verdict has...
Federal Judge Blocks JetBlue's Acquisition of Spirit Airlines, Citing Anticompetitive Concerns
Jan 17, 2024 07:21 am UTC| Business Law
In a recent decision, U.S. District Judge William Young in Boston has blocked JetBlue Airways planned $3.8-billion acquisition of Spirit Airlines. The judge agreed with the U.S. Department of Justice, stating that the deal...
Why South Korea is banning the sale of dog meat
Jan 17, 2024 03:45 am UTC| Law
The South Korean dog meat trade will officially end in 2027 after a bill was passed making the slaughter of dogs and the sale of dog meat for human consumption illegal in the country (though the consumption of dog meat...
Gaza war: how South Africa's genocide case against Israel is shaping up
Jan 17, 2024 03:44 am UTC| Law
Over the past few days, South Africa has made its case at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, accusing the Israeli government of committing genocide with its 100-day assault on Gaza. With the death toll...
Jan 15, 2024 03:42 am UTC| Technology Law
Artificial intelligence (AI) will have serious societal impact globally. So it is more urgent than ever that state leaders cooperate to regulate the technology. There have been various calls already: the Bletchley...
Indian Court Favors PepsiCo on Potato Patent for Lay's Chips
Jan 11, 2024 09:35 am UTC| Business Law
An Indian court has recently overturned the decision that revoked PepsiCo Inc.s patent for the potato variety used to produce its famous Lays potato chips. The Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers Rights (PPVFR)...
What a recent court ruling on Canada's Citizenship Act means for 'lost Canadians'
Jan 11, 2024 03:35 am UTC| Law
In December 2023, Ontarios Superior Court determined that whats known as the second-generation cut-off rule in the federal Citizenship Act violates the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms by discriminating on the basis...
Canada retail sales rises in September