An appeals court ruled yesterday in favor of Nissan Motor Co, allowing the city of New York to proceed with its billion-dollar plan to purchase a specially-designed vehicle that would be the official car for the city's taxi fleet, Bloomberg reported.
Presiding Judge Juergen Kuehnen said that Telegate AG founders Klaus Harisch and Peter Wuensch may not be able to win a ruling that would overturn a lower court decision denying them compensation over Deutsche Telekom AG's alleged antitrust violations in its data prices, Bloomberg reported.
Attendees of the closed-door Senate Armed Services Committee hearing over the issues surrounding the release of Bowe Bergdahl emerged dissatisfied by the US government's attempt to justify the deal they have to make with the Taliban for the Army Sergeant's release, Reuters reported.
According to Economics professor Roger Noll for former college basketball player and lead plaintiff Ed O'Bannon, the National Collegiate Athletic Association's model bars universities from seeking the best players for their teams and also has control over the amount and value of the scholarships awarded to student athletes aside from barring them from marketing their own selves.
