Bite Scandal

New European Union data protection laws take effect on May 25 to protect users' online information.

In his first response to the Facebook data scandal, Rahul Gandhi today accused the government of "inventing" stories on the Congress's involvement to divert attention from the controversy following Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's statement on the killing of 39 Indians in Iraq. The Congress president also took a swipe at the media for "biting the b...

A Swedish gambling company says a punter in Norway has won 5,600 kroner ($916) on a bet that Uruguay striker Luis Suarez would bite someone during the World Cup.

Twitter users sank their teeth into Uruguay striker Luis Suarez on Wednesday after his World Cup bite scandal, flooding the network with images of him in a muzzle and calling for him to be banned.

Luis Suarez of Uruguay is being investigated by FIFA for allegedly biting an Italian opponent during a World Cup 2014 game on Tuesday. Here are some other mad moments when players lost their heads and referees lost the plot.

Unlike their counterparts in the Libor scandal, Indian regulators often threaten with the proverbial bark but seldom follow it up with their bite.

New European Union data protection laws take effect on May 25 to protect users' online information.

In his first response to the Facebook data scandal, Rahul Gandhi today accused the government of "inventing" stories on the Congress's involvement to divert attention from the controversy following Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's statement on the killing of 39 Indians in Iraq. The Congress president also took a swipe at the media for "biting the b...

A Swedish gambling company says a punter in Norway has won 5,600 kroner ($916) on a bet that Uruguay striker Luis Suarez would bite someone during the World Cup.

Twitter users sank their teeth into Uruguay striker Luis Suarez on Wednesday after his World Cup bite scandal, flooding the network with images of him in a muzzle and calling for him to be banned.

Luis Suarez of Uruguay is being investigated by FIFA for allegedly biting an Italian opponent during a World Cup 2014 game on Tuesday. Here are some other mad moments when players lost their heads and referees lost the plot.

Unlike their counterparts in the Libor scandal, Indian regulators often threaten with the proverbial bark but seldom follow it up with their bite.