News roundup — November 21, 2013

By Mallory Hendry

Canada

Sending 'intimate images' without consent illegal under tabled cyberbullying bill, The National Post

Hamilton transit employee gets $25,000 in sexual harassment case after employer fails to investigate, Toronto Star

Harper's former top aide who cut infamous cheque under investigation for acting corruptly, Reuters

United States

Bill targeting 'patent trolls' passed by house panel, Reuters

Microsoft sues Acacia over smartphone patents, Reuters

International

SingTel wins conditional approval from regulators for ownership of company developing broadband network, Reuters

Hungary's competition watchdog fines banks for cartel scheme, Reuters

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