Panasonic Avionics to pay $137 million fine over consultant corruption case
The DoJ's criminal penalty resolves foreign corrupt practice charges levied against the company.
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Presidential election campaign memes and satire
In a light-hearted look at the 2012 presidential campaign, Obama and Romney have become the target of many a meme and satirical video.
Obama taps ex Google engineer to head government tech overhaul
In order to avoid another HealthCare.gov debacle, US President Obama has hired a team of digital experts to overhaul government IT systems and websites.
Justice Dept: US spectrum sale must encourage competition
The Justice Department has degreed that the FCC's sale of spectrum has to consider smaller wireless carriers.
Toshiba, Canon to pay $5 million to settle antitrust lawsuit
Feds say the companies violated the law during Canon’s purchase of Toshiba’s medical systems arm.
US gov't defends NSA surveillance, slams 'reprehensible' journalists
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper has defended secret data mining — and criticized media outlets for reporting it.
Accenture secures US funding for enterprise resource planning systems
Accenture has been awarded contracts worth over $50 million by the US Army to maintain the General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS).
Trump administration holds talks with Intel, TSMC to bring chip tech back to US shores
The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted how reliant US firms are on the global supply chain.
ZTE denies knowledge of alleged US bribery investigation
Reports claim that ZTE may have paid off foreign officials to strengthen its global business position.
Trump, China close to securing export deal to return ZTE to health
Reports suggest that the US government and China are close to closing a deal which could help reverse ZTE's failing fortunes.