Allied Healthcare International (AHCI.O) said it had made an indicative cash offer for homecare services provider Supporta (SOR.L), sparking the prospect of a bidding war with British social housing provider Mears (MERG.L).
Tribal gunmen freed dozens of hostages in the southern Philippines on Sunday after authorities transferred murder cases against them to a tribal court and disarmed both them and a rival group.
American student Amanda Knox and her former Italian boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, were on Saturday found guilty of the murder and sexual assault of former roommate Meredith Kercher and sentenced to 26 and 25 years respectively in prison.
Police are searching for Florida man, Paul Michael Merhige, who they suspect killed four family members at a thanksgiving dinner Thursday evening in Jupiter, Florida.
The chief prosecutor at the International Criminal Court (ICC) asked judges on Thursday for approval to launch a formal investigation into post-election violence in Kenya last year.
A Chinese engineer arrested on suspicion of stealing Ford Motor Co. trade secrets will likely face additional charges after more secret data was found on his computer, U.S. prosecutors said this week.
Piracy, long a problem for foreign media companies in China, also stands to stifle innovation by the country's own dynamic Internet industry, the chief executive of one of China's oldest Web companies said on Monday.
Why is that tomato so cheap?Campaigners are telling shoppers to find out where the food and goods they buy come from to avoid unwittingly supporting a modern form of slave labor with their purchases.
Elizabeth Smart testified today that she was raped daily by her captor when she was kidnapped seven years ago and that she was threatened to be killed if she yelled or tried to escape.
The government will have another month to seek an indictment against or reach a settlement with a former Goldman Sachs Group Inc programmer accused of stealing trade secrets.
Hacker Albert Gonzalez, accused of masterminding the massive data thefts at BJ's Wholesale Club, TJX and several other retailers, pleaded guilty to some of the largest identity-theft crimes on record on Friday while leaving the federal judge wondering how to compensate his millions of victims.
Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic could go on trial as early as October 19 for war crimes and crimes against humanity, the pre-trial judge of the tribunal overseeing his case said on Tuesday.
Anand Jon Alexander, 35, a fashion designer graduated from the Parsons School of Design in New York will be sentenced on Monday in the Los Angeles Superior Court for sexually assaulting aspiring models.
Superstition, torture, and its effect on the perpetrator are at the heart of historical drama
Jaycee Lee Dugard was kidnapped for 18 years and was held isolated from the world by a stranger, Phillip Garrido, who also fathered two of her children, authorities revealed on Thursday during a press conference, according to the Associated Press.
Chris Brown (L) arrives with his attorney Mark Geragos for his arraignment on two felony charges at Los Angeles Superior Court April 6, 2009.
Pop star Michael Jackson's death was caused by lethal levels of the powerful anesthetic propofol, according to findings by the Los Angeles chief medical examiner unsealed in court documents in Houston on Monday.
Clients of UBS facing disclosure of their accounts to U.S. tax authorities were not harmless victims and legal cases against former UBS bankers did not affect the bank, its chairman told Swiss Sunday newspapers.
A Massachusetts judge has issued an arrest warrant for Grammy Award-winning R&B singer Bobby Brown for failure to pay child support, local media reported on Friday.
A former Credit Suisse trader facing trial on charges of fraudulently selling $1 billion worth of mortgage-backed auction-rate securities, has been arrested after two months on the run, according to a court document made public on Wednesday.
Swiss bank UBS braced on Friday for a high-stakes trial in the United States next week that could force it to reveal secret client data, as a last-minute deal remained elusive.
UBS AG Chief Executive Oswald Gruebel sent a memorandum to the bank's top executives on Thursday saying the bank could not comply with a U.S. government request to disclose the identity of 52,000 secret account holders, a source familiar with the situation told Reuters.
