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News roundup — October 1, 2013

Canada

Newest conservative nomination tilts SCC further to the right, The Globe and Mail

Mobilicity wins creditor protection, Reuters

Former head of Canada's spy agency watchdog 'held illegally' in Panama, Toronto Star


United States

Wells Fargo agrees to pay $780 million to Freddie Mac to settle mortgage claims, Reuters

Insider at JPMorgan helped justice department with probe, Reuters


International

EU says Google's offer to modify display of search results could end antitrust dispute, Reuters

Nokia claims India freezes assets in tax dispute, Reuters

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