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[Q]: DC Entertainment on Saturday announced the company is investigating  group editor Eddie Berganza  after Buzzfeed reported on his alleged history of predatory behavior.
Former writer Liz Marsham said  Berganza  kissed her during a party and groped her at a company gathering at a bar in 2006.
Another DC Comics employee reported a similar encounter. Joan Hilty  who is openly gay  said  Berganza  tried grabbing her at the same bar during a separate incident  according to Buzzfeed.
At least five women confronted DC Comicsâ HR with their objections after learning  Berganza  was being considered for an executive editor promotion. He was promoted anyway  the site said.
 Berganza  was demoted to group editor in 2012 after a similar allegation that he forcibly kissed a married freelance writer during the WonderCon convention.
Despite the demotion   Berganza  went on to oversee projects related to Superman and Wonder Woman.
[A]: Eddie Berganza


[Q]: Amid criticism that technology company Hewlett Packard (HP) is not doing enough to eliminate toxic substances from its products  the head of the United Nations industrial development program Kandeh Yumkella vowed on Wednesday to take the issue up with the UN's long-time partner.
 "We will deal with the criticism and push HP to deal with that  " said Yumkella  director of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO).
 "People use their computers elsewhere and when the computers are done  they're loaded in containers and shipped off " said Yumkella. "We are working with agencies to look at how we deal with e-waste."
 Yumkella acknowledged that IT companies must take an active role in mitigating e-waste but as the saying goes  it's important not to throw out the baby with the bath water.
[A]: Kandeh Yumkella


[Q]: SYDNEY (Reuters) - A New Zealand political party has been ordered to pay more than $400 000 to  U.S. rapper Eminem  for using music similar to his 2002 hit "Lose Yourself" in a television commercial to help win a national election.
The track  played during the National Party's successful 2014 election campaign and titled "Eminem Esque"  was found by a New Zealand court to have "substantially copied" Lose Yourself.
"This decision is a warning to sound-alike music producers and their clients everywhere " Adam Simpson  director of Simpsons Solicitors  who acted for  Eminem âs music company  Eight Mile Style  said in a statement.
"It was no coincidence that the works sounded the same and the undeniable inference to be drawn from the evidence is that the composer of Eminem Esque had 'Lose Yourself' in front of him at the time of composition " the court added.
[A]:
Eminem