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News roundup — February 26, 2014

Canada

'Bad-faith ruling' by B.C. Supreme Court 'hardens divisions' between province, teachers, The Globe and Mail

Agriculture minister hints at new regulations as railways aim to boost grain movement, Reuters

Quebec's controversial values charter used against Canada in human rights debate, The National Post


United States

Zynga wins dismissal of fraud lawsuit, Reuters

District court freezes assets of work-at-home web firms accused of lying to customers, Reuters


International

Huawei, InterDigital settle patent dispute, EU closes case, Reuters

Credit Suisse CEO denies tax evasion claims, Reuters

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