JERUSALEM — Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert was indicted Thursday on new corruption charges for allegedly seeking bribes in a wide-ranging real estate scandal that dwarfs the other cases in which he’s accused. According to the indictment, millions of dollars illegally changed hands to promote a series of real estate projects, including a controversial housing development in Jerusalem that required a radical change in zoning laws and earned the developers tax breaks and other benefits. Read full article > >

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Ex-Israeli leader Olmert indicted on new corruption charges in Jerusalem real estate scandal

Working from a new home base in a converted movie theater, the developers of Bungie are toiling away on their next video game, one that will have nothing to do with the franchise that put them on the map.

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What’s next for ‘Halo’?

Working from a new home base in a converted movie theater, the developers of Bungie are toiling away on their next video game, one that will have nothing to do with the franchise that put them on the map.

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What’s next for ‘Halo’?

The state of Maryland has agreed to pay $74 million in infrastructure improvements to settle a condemnation lawsuit with the developers of one of the largest proposed mixed-use projects in Prince George’s, according to county officials.

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Md. to pay for infrastructure improvements in settlement with Konterra developers

The state of Maryland has agreed to pay $74 million in infrastructure improvements to settle a condemnation lawsuit with the developers of one of the largest proposed mixed-use projects in Prince George’s, according to county officials.

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Md. to pay for infrastructure improvements in settlement with Konterra developers

An open alternative to Facebook will be launched on the 15 September, the developers of the Diaspora project say.

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‘Anti-Facebook’ eyes launch date