In barely four years, a little-known criminal gang has grown to challenge the world's most notorious drug lord, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, for domination of the Mexican underworld, unleashing a new tide of violence.
Meat industry fools cartel office: The billionaire entrepreneur Clemens Tönnies does not have to pay 128 million euros fine to the cartel office. A law gap makes this possible.
Germany's financial watchdog BaFin has cleared Deutsche Bank's (DBKGn.DE) former co-chief executive Anshu Jain of lying to the Bundesbank during investigations into interest rate manipulation, the Financial Times reported on Saturday.
The dramatic escape on Saturday of the world's most notorious drug lord has raised pressure on Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto to curb Corruption and the drug gangs that play an outsized and violent role in his country.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has said it will "explore the legal options" for a possible total ban on The Russian team from the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
After the European commission called for VW to be “fair” in compensating victims of the dieselgate scandal, questions have been raised over its actual capacity to force the German carmaker to do so.
The BBC and BuzzFeed have obtained secret files that contain evidence of suspected match-fixing in tennis.
The investigation alleges that over the last decade a core group of 16 tennis players have repeatedly been brought to the attention of the sport's governing bodies over suspicions they have fixed matches.
Tennis chiefs have been accused of failing to heed warnings of widespread match-fixing at the top level of the game, according to an investigation carried out by The BBC and BuzzFeed.