Google court is now in session.

FIFA, soccer's ruling body, is trying to shake off an image of corruption, but the investigations continue thanks in large measure to a now-deceased American whistle-blower. Bloomberg QuickTake explains how it happened.

A brief introduction into Making Tax Digital. Learn when it is set to be implemented, how it will effect your business and what we recommend with regards to Cloud Accountancy software to ensure compliance.

PM Theresa May discusses with Andrew Marr the unveiling of a £20bn boost to the NHS, the future of Brexit and what she plans to do with the upskirting law.

French lawmakers are debating a new law on fighting fake news. The bill has been criticised as an attack on freedom of speech, but it's been enthusiastically promoted by French President Emmanuel Macron.

More than three decades after taking down the New York mafia, Rudy Giuliani is now back in the spotlight as President Trump's personal attorney. He's using the same shark-like skills he used to take down the mob to help shield his new boss from Robert Mueller's investigation. This Bloomberg Profile looks at how Giuliani has gone from mob-buster, to America's Mayor, to Republican presidential candidate, to defending the president.

GDPR comes into action next week and businesses still aren't prepared. Julia Seary, Company Commercial Partner at Roythornes Solicitors, shares her top 10 things you need to know in order to prepare for it.

Congress passed the Controlled Substances Act in 1970. More than a quarter century later, a section of that law helped states to legalize marijuana.

Dick Costolo, who served as Twitter's CEO from 2010 to 2015, joins "CBS This Morning" to discuss the challenges Silicon Valley faces, including election meddling on social media platforms and regulation.

CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman joins "CBS This Morning" from San Francisco to discuss Bill Cosby's guilty verdict in the Andrea Constand sexual assault case.