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Pope Condemns Polluters’ Windfall in Italy’s Toxic Waste Heartland

Italy-Pope Leo on Saturday denounced companies and organizations that profit from environmental degradation, warning against the pursuit of wealth through

French Court to Rule on Lafarge Terror Financing Case

Paris— A Paris court is set to deliver its verdict on Monday in the case against Lafarge and eight former

Mizuho Strengthens Compliance Systems After LME Review, Reinforces Global Integrity Standards

Following a London Metal Exchange review, Mizuho Securities USA has taken proactive steps to enhance its internal systems and compliance

Google Agrees to Pay $190 Million in Legal Fees to Texas Law Firms in Landmark Privacy Settlement

The tech giant’s $1.375 billion deal with Texas marks one of the largest state-level privacy settlements, reinforcing that even Silicon

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Italy’s Antitrust Action Encourages Greater Transparency in Smoke-Free Product Marketing

Rome — Italy’s Antitrust Authority has launched a review of Philip Morris Italia’s marketing practices related to its “smoke-free” products