News Roundup - July 16, 2014

By James Kang

Canada

Decision awarded to cafeteria workers at University of Saskatchewan over allegations of theft, The National Post

‘Subtle scent of discrimination’ in government hiring leads to $1 million in damages, The National Post

Sentence of four months house arrest given to Ex-London mayor Joe Fontana, Toronto Star

United States

S&P open to $1 billion settlement with DoJ, Reuters

BP retirement-plan lawsuit revived by U.S. court, Reuters

International

Ex-Satyam executives to pay $300 million, Reuters

Consumers in Korea sue Hyundai for overstating fuel efficiency, Bloomberg

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