The United States Department of Justice (often referred to as the Justice Department or DOJ), is the United States federal executive department responsible for the enforcement of the law and administration of justice, equivalent to the justice or interior ministries of other countries.
The Department is led by the Attorney General, who is nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate and is a member of the Cabinet.
U.S. probes Barclays over ties to Saudi prince
May 12 - CNN Money
Apr 17 - Financial Times
Apr 10 - Financial Post
US probes Microsoft China bribery claim
Mar 19 - Financial Times
US regulators allow Random-Penguin union
Feb 14 - Financial Times
Outside the Box: S&P, Washington play high-stakes rating game
Feb 12 - MarketWatch
Macmillan settles over ebook pricing
Feb 08 - Financial Times
Jan 31 - Financial Times
SoftBank’s $20bn Sprint plan hits snag
Jan 29 - Financial Times
Transocean settles over oil spill
Jan 03 - Independent
HP discloses US probe into Autonomy
Dec 28 - Financial Times
HP discloses US DoJ probe into Autonomy
Dec 28 - Financial Times
UK politicians oppose trader’s extradition
Dec 21 - Financial Times
UBS said to face fines of over US$1B in massive Libor-fixing probe
Dec 14 - Financial Post
HSBC to pay record US$1.9-billion fine to settle money laundering case
Dec 11 - Financial Post
BP deal falls short of global pact
Nov 15 - Financial Times
BP close to settlement with DOJ, SEC
Nov 15 - CNN Money
BP faces largest-ever US criminal penalty
Nov 15 - Financial Times
The Surprises in the $1 Billion Bank Suit
Oct 25 - Business Week
Amazon and Apple customers to get credits for price-fixed e-books
Oct 15 - CNN Money
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