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Mumbai Terror Plot Suspect Headley to Plead Guilty, Defense Lawyer Says David Coleman Headley, a Chicago man accused of helping plot the November 2008 Mumbai terror attacks and a never-executed assault on a Danish newspaper, will enter a guilty plea before a U.S. judge, his lawyer said.

Madoff Family Members Ask Bankruptcy Judge to Throw Out Trustee's Lawsuit Bernard Madoff’s brother, sons and niece asked a bankruptcy judge to throw out a suit filed against them by the trustee liquidating Madoff’s firm, who claims they contributed to investor losses at the firm.

Nexus Technologies Pleads Guilty in U.S. to Bribing Vietnamese Officials Nexus Technologies Inc., a Philadelphia-based export company, and three employees pleaded guilty to bribing Vietnamese government officials in exchange for contracts with agencies and companies.

Broadway 401, Owner of Washington's Dumont, Wins Approval of Recovery Plan Broadway 401 LLC, owner of the Dumont Condominiums in Washington, won court approval of its restructuring plan, paving the way to exit bankruptcy two months after seeking court protection.

Monsanto-Modified Sugar Beet Planting Won't Be Blocked for Now, Judge Says A judge refused to immediately ban planting of sugar beets engineered to be resistant to Monsanto Co.’s herbicide Roundup, warning growers he may later block the planting pending an environmental review.

AstraZeneca's Seroquel Gave Veteran Diabetes, Lawyer Argues at First Trial AstraZeneca Plc’s antipsychotic drug Seroquel helped cause a Vietnam veteran to develop diabetes, a lawyer for the man argued in the first case to go to trial over the medicine.

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