Max Mosley News
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Formula One’s not-for-profit ruling body Federation Internationale de l’Automobile is close to completing an agreement to get more revenue from the auto-racing series, according to two people familiar with the situation.
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Max Mosley lost a court bid to force journalists to contact people before publishing potentially embarrassing details of their private lives, a case prompted when a News Corp. newspaper reported he’d taken part in a Nazi- themed sex party without calling him beforehand.
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News Corp. was ordered to pay as much as 32,000 euros ($44,000) in fines and fees by a Paris court over a March 2008 report claiming Max Mosley took part in a Nazi-themed sex party in France.
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Google Inc., the world’s biggest Internet search engine provider, was sued in a Hamburg court by Max Mosley, the former Formula One president, over search results referring to a “Nazi-themed” sex party.
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Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone ushered team managers into his trailer at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Nearby, mechanics tended to an array of million-dollar racing cars.
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Texas Governor Rick Perry asked the U.S. Supreme Court to block the use of state legislative election districts drawn by judges, after a San Antonio court refused his request.
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Bank of America Corp. and JPMorgan Chase & Co. , along with three other U.S. mortgage servicers, proposed paying $5 billion to settle a probe of their foreclosure practices by state and federal officials, two people familiar with the matter said.
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News Corp.’s British publishing unit failed for months to disclose in civil litigation an executive’s e-mail with instructions on hacking the mobile-phone voice mail of a “well-known person.”
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Sprint Nextel Corp. and the U.S. Justice Department lost their bid to share confidential documents as they seek to stop a proposed $39 billion purchase of T-Mobile USA Inc by AT&T Inc.
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Actress Sienna Miller ’s lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch ’s News of the World newspaper must be dismissed as abusive, a lawyer for the newspaper told a London judge.
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