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On Wednesday, a Connecticut juvenile court judge gave a written order that a Connecticut teen identified as 'Cassandra C.' in court documents will not be allowed to home. The teenager who was forced to under chemotherapy session to treat Hodgkin lymphoma will remain in temporary custody of the state for some more time.

In the written decision, the judge has also not given the permission of a motion for visitation. After six months of forced chemo treatments, the teenager started witnessing remission. On March 16, teenager's attorney Josh Michtom tried to convince the court that she should be sent back to home to her mother, as the girl no more faces the risk of getting harm from her illness.

The 18-year-old company, which provides Internet domain-name registration and hosting services, has gained in its trading debut. The company has raised $460 million in a larger-than-expected initial public offering.

Shares of the company rose 31% to close at $26.15. GoDaddy, after offering 22 million shares for as much as $19 each, has ultimately sold 23 million shares for $20 each. GoDaddy had a market value of just more than $3 billion at the IPO price.

GoDaddy has pitched to investors that its customer base of small businesses looking for new websites will show growth. In 2014, the revenue has grown 23%, which was faster as compared to the rivals Endurance International and Germany's United Internet.

Pinterest is a web and mobile application company, which operates an eponymous photo sharing website. Here, users can share photos with other users. It was launched in March 2010, which means it has turned to Five now. In its five years of life, Pinterest has become a favorite spot for people where users can upload, save, sort, and manage images, known as pins.

It has become a place where people like to share ideas and creativity. Pinterest has fueled a new method to look for items. The new method has been stealing traffic from Internet companies like Google. Currently, the company has more than 300 employees. According to a recent statement of the company, the company is valued at about $11 billion.

Japanese multinational conglomerate company Sony Corporation has agreed to sell half of its stake in Japan-based Olympus Corporation to fund strategic investments. The company headquartered in K? nan Minato, Tokyo has made the decision about two year after both companies formed a medical-device venture.

On Wednesday, the electronics maker released a statement where it said that Sony has entered a deal to sell the shares to global financial services firm JPMorgan Chase & Co. The move has reduced its Olympus holding to approximately 5%. In a separate statement which has been released on Thursday, Sony said that the stock sold for about 71.8 billion yen.

According to a US independent monitor, the pace of HSBC Holdings Plc. is very slow in fixing some of its compliance issues.

Monitor Michael Cherkasky's report, which was summarized in a court filing, has praised the lender for the compliance efforts of top leaders. It has also appreciated the HSBC's adoption of anti-money-laundering standards.

However, in the monitor’s view, the bank's corporate culture and rusty technology systems have curtailed the implementation of those standards. It believes that HSBC group canâ€"and mustâ€" should do more.

The appointment of Cherkasky, a Manhattan prosecutor, was done in connection with HSBC's deferred prosecution agreement with the US. He chaired the New York State Commission on Public Integrity.

Pilots at Allegiant Air, an American low-cost airline owned by Allegiant Travel Co., will not be going on strike as a temporary restraining order has been issued by a federal court. People having travel plans will not have to think about cancelling their plans now. The court order blocked Allegiant Airlines' pilots from going on strike.

The strike would have cancelled 250 flights and because of that more than 30,000 people would have got affected. At the Chicago Rockford International Airport, the planes of the airlines have the capacity to fly 2,000 people a week. Allegiant doesn't have sufficient replacement crews to fly its normal schedule.