MSPs vote to prevent such businesses and individuals from using relief funds
Facebook will pay a multi-million dollar penalty for making "false" privacy claims in Canada.
The legislative changes are expected to be discussed at the national session of parliament starting on Friday
The measure also would require public companies disclose whether they are owned or controlled by a foreign government.
It was the first criminal case where a death sentence was pronounced by remote hearing in Singapore
The EPA is reviewing the decision, said spokeswoman Enesta Jones.
Investors closely watching fate of $1.7bn in debt issued by bankrupt state-backed group
The court in Braunschweig was hearing charges of stock market manipulation against CEO Herbert Diess, as well as non-executive Chairman Hans Dieter Poetsch.
The regulation, approved by the cabinet.
The government purchased the shares without informing parliament
The government aims to handle the amendment during an extraordinary Diet session expected to be convened in the fall after the current session
Tensions between trading partners rise after Canberra called for inquiry into coronavirus
US attorney-general says unlocked iPhone links shooter in Florida attack to al-Qaeda
Merkel-Macron initiative envisages commission borrowing on capital markets
Puerto Rico last held a referendum in 2017, in which 97 percent of Puerto Ricans voted for statehood
IMF and the Ukraine have since discussed a three–year, $5.5 billion
The court ordered shopping malls to be reopened if health authorities do not object
Animated image platform library will be integrated into Instagram
China will draw up a new round of medium- and long-term national plans for scientific development
Trade associations in France, Germany, UK and Ireland ask Brussels for more flexibility
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