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News roundup — April 10, 2014

Canada

Legal experts say Canadians’ right to a fair trial would be jeopardized by Conservative legislation allowing anonymous testimony in court, Toronto Star

Wynne using 'libel chill' to intimidate, silence opposition on gas plants: Conservatives, The National Post

Parents of Ontario man who died in crash launch class action suit against GM Canada, Ottawa Citizen


United States

Icahn, eBay end proxy fight, reach 'truce', Reuters

Congress focuses on engineers in GM probe, considers legislation, Reuters


International

French government looks to consolidate telecom sector to end 'destructive' price war, encourage investment, Reuters

Foreign bribery probes settled by HP with $108 million payment, Reuters

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