Social Security plans to simplify the disability evaluation process by reducing the required work history period to five years, aiming to streamline eligibility determinations for disability benefits.
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H&M to Offer More Discounts to Win Back Lost Customers
H&M plans to increase its discounted offerings in the second half of this year to regain lost customers.
Boeing's Financial Issues Will Not Stop Union Workers From Holding a Strike
Boeing's ongoing financial and production issues will not deter its workers from holding a strike.
Apple Faces Backlash in China After Vision Pro Debut With 18% Higher Price Than US
Apple Vision Pro arrived in China on Friday, June 28, and was priced 18% higher than in the US. Chinese consumers shared their opinions on social media.
Trump Media Shares Jump 13% After Biden's Shaky Debate Performance
Trump Media's shares surged nearly 13% in premarket trading after President Biden's shaky debate performance against Donald Trump.
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The IRS issued a rare apology to billionaire hedge fund director Ken Griffin and numerous other affluent individuals following a settlement of a lawsuit over a data breach
A network of pro-Kremlin accounts on X spread fake Fox News articles ahead of US presidential debate, promoting false narratives about Trump's business support.
Time magazine has signed a multi-year content deal with OpenAI, granting ChatGPT access to its news archives, with financial terms undisclosed.
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has filed a lawsuit against the popular Chinese shopping app Temu, alleging it is "dangerous malware" that secretly harvests extensive unauthorized user data.
A coalition of social and racial justice groups argued in a legal brief that a federal ban or forced sale of TikTok would suppress minority voices by disrupting a crucial platform for online connection and advocacy.
The Australian government announced that it has approved the request of ANZ to acquire the banking business of Suncorp for $3.26 billion.
Jury Orders NFL to Pay $4.7 Billion in Damages After Breaking Antitrust Laws in ‘Sunday Ticket’ Case
A jury in a California-based US District Court ordered the NFL to pay almost $4.8 billion in damages to a class action after a ruling found the league violating antitrust laws.
Workers at Tata Steel were told that the company could potentially cease operations at its Port Talbot plant by July 7 due to a strike organized by the trade union Unite.
The US Department of Justice has launched a nationwide crackdown resulting in charges against nearly 200 individuals involved in healthcare fraud schemes totaling over $2.7 billion
