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Kik Messenger returns to BlackBerry
TORONTO: Kik Interactive, an instant messaging service startup against which Research In Motion launched a lawsuit last year, is testing a new version of software that can be used on RIM's BlackBerry smartphones, Kik's founder said.
Updated: 09/30/2011 05:57A
Groups plan EPA lawsuit over severe Wyo. ozone By The Associated Press
Environmentalists said they served formal notice Thursday to the US Environmental Protection Agency in preparation for a lawsuit over severe wintertime ozone pollution linked to gas drilling in western Wyoming. Several groups said they sent a letter to
Updated: 09/30/2011 05:44A
Anti-biomass plant lawsuit dismissed
A Marathon County Circuit Court judge dismissed a lawsuit Thursday filed by opponents of a biomass power plant to be built in Rothschild. Dennis Grzezinski, an attorney for the Rothschild citizen group Save Our Air Resources that filed the suit,
Updated: 09/30/2011 05:36A
Feds considering lawsuits against Indiana, other states over immigration laws
The US Justice Department said Thursday it is considering challenging immigration laws in Indiana and several other states, including one largely upheld by an Alabama court Wednesday. "To the extent we find state laws that interfere with the federal
Updated: 09/30/2011 05:33A
Court ruling in secret papers case allows gov't a way out of disclosing
The decision was handed down at an appeal trial following a Tokyo District Court ruling in April 2010, in which Presiding Judge Norihiko Sugihara eliminated criteria that had held the plaintiffs responsible for proving that the documents they are
Updated: 09/30/2011 05:30A
Plaintiff in secret documents case criticizes ruling as 'outrageous'
Former Mainichi Shimbun reporter Takichi Nishiyama, right, and author Hisae Sawachi join lawyers and other plaintiffs ahead of the Tokyo High Court ruling in a lawsuit over the disclosure of diplomatic documents on the 1972 reversion of Okinawa to
Updated: 09/30/2011 05:30A
Free Press sues FCC over open Internet rules
The Federal Communication Commission's new Open Internet regulations, set to go live by 20 November, has hit roadblocks in the form of anticipated lawsuit, the first one from public interest group Free Press. Earlier this week, the Federal
Updated: 09/30/2011 05:27A
Shell hit with fresh Alaska lawsuit
The environmental groups are arguing in their lawsuit that Shell has not developed an adequate strategy to respond to potential oil spills, while the Anglo Dutch supermajor insists its emergency plans are first rate, Dow Jones reported.
Updated: 09/30/2011 05:27A
United Pilots Union Training Suit Denied
The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) filed a lawsuit on United Continental Holdings on Monday with claims that the computer-based training offered to teach new procedures to staff wasn't good enough and posed the risk of deteriorated flight safety.
Updated: 09/30/2011 05:25A
School Official Tweets: Educators 'Dirtbags'
Oklahoma's schools superintendent said Thursday that her chief of staff calling school administrators "dirtbags" in a personal Twitter post was a "poor choice of words" — but called a lawsuit targeting parents of special-needs
Updated: 09/30/2011 05:20A
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