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News roundup — July 22, 2013

Canada

Telus chief threatens Ottawa with legal battle over wireless spectrum, Business News Network

Professor of labour law sees a 'unique drive' in Halifax to unionize coffee shops, The National Post

U.S. fugitive lived 'illegally' under fake name in small Manitoba town, Toronto Star


United States

Law firms see 'new land of opportunity,' seek to represent Detroit's creditors, Reuters

San Jose, unions set to face off in court over pensions, Reuters


International

British drugmaker says executives 'appear to have broken' Chinese bribery law, Reuters

Family of Mursi threaten legal action over army's 'abduction' of legally elected president, Reuters
 

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