Walmart faces a class action lawsuit alleging misleading and unjust pricing by charging customers more than required.
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Tesla Makes Debut on Chinese Government Procurement List, a First for Foreign EV Brands
Tesla has achieved a milestone as the first foreign-owned electric vehicle brand to be included in a Chinese government procurement list.
CPKC Rail Cars with Hazardous Materials Burn for Over 12 Hours in North Dakota
A train carrying hazardous materials derailed in a remote area of North Dakota early Friday, July 5, causing a fire that continued to burn for over 12 hours.
Paypal Australia Unit Used Unfair Term in Small Business Contracts, Court Finds
PayPal's Australian branch has used an unfair term in its standard contracts with small business clients, according to a federal court.
Australia Signs $2 Billion Deal With Amazon to Move Highly Classified Intelligence Data to Cloud
The Australian government has signed a $2 billion agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to store sensitive intelligence data on the cloud.
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The Philippines demanded a payment worth $1 million in damages from China following an altercation in the South China Sea on June 17.
According to data released by the US Food and Nutrition Service (FNS), several states are experiencing high rates of overpayments in SNAP benefits.
Chinese officials face challenges in attracting foreign investment due to doubts fueled by Xi Jinping's policies, despite reassurances from top leaders and intensified overseas engagements.
New research shows that American families will spend more than ever on Fourth of July barbecues due to inflation.
Meta cannot use Brazilian personal data to build its AI models, according to the country's data protection authorities.
Florida has implemented stricter requirements for its food stamp program, including expanded work requirements and age limits, affecting SNAP benefits recipients aged 18 to 59.
A Kansas businessman from Olathe has pleaded guilty to illegally exporting sensitive aviation technology to Russian companies, violating US sanctions.
The Greek government has launched a six-day working week initiative starting in July, allowing extended weekly hours with overtime compensation, primarily for round-the-clock businesses.
An NYC banker turned himself in to police after being accused of beating a woman during a Pride and anti-Israel march in June.
