Meng Wanzhou's lawyers said President Trump's comments about the case are evidence it is politically motivated.
The German medical device company allegedly paid $31 million in bribes to doctors and public health officials in at least 17 countries.
The nation's largest hardwood retailer allegedly made false statements to investors about the safety of laminate flooring it sold in the U.S.
The Department of Justice says the firm showed a "lack of candor" in seeking advisory appointments in bankruptcy cases.
The Department of Justice says bank employees ignored the warnings of its primary due diligence vendor about the quality of loans underlying its RMBS.
U.S. authorities say the Brazilian energy giant padded its financial statements to conceal the payment of kickbacks to company executives by contractors.
The Justice Department says the penalty is the largest it has ever imposed for financial crisis-era misconduct at a bank.
The appeal, if successful, would unravel AT&T's takeover of Time Warner but legal experts see it as a long shot.
The Justice Department says the repeal of the penalty for failing to obtain health insurance makes the individual mandate unconstitutional.
A U.S. jury finds Sushovan Hussain "misused his special skills in accounting" to inflate the U.K. software firm's revenues before it was acquired by HP.
The company's avionics unit allegedly provided a lucrative consulting job to an official of a government airline with which it was doing business.
Antitrust regulators say the deal would force other distributors to “pay hundreds of millions of dollars more per year” for Time Warner programming.
