Legal & Regulatory
Adobe Sued For Allegedly Making Subscriptions Hard to Cancel With Hidden Fees
The FTC sued Adobe for hiding early subscription termination costs and making cancellation hard. Adobe's Freemont offices are seen April 18, 2005 in Seattle, Washington.
Disgruntled Disneyland Visitors File $9.5 Million Lawsuit over Overpriced Dream Key Passes
A lawsuit against Disneyland was recently filed after the attraction sold Dream Key annual passes for $1,400 each between August and October 2021.
FDA Pauses BioNTech's Chinese-Licensed Cancer Drug Trial Over Safety Issues
The FDA has paused BioNTech's breast and lung cancer trial involving licensed treatment from Chinese biotech MediLink Therapeutics Ltd., citing safety concerns.
The Washington Post CEO Will Lewis Urged to Resign Over Resurfaced Unethical Newsgathering Scandal
Will Lewis is urged to step down as CEO of The Washington Post following resurfaced allegations of unethical journalism practices at the London-based Sunday Times.
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China has initiated an investigation into EU pork prices following complaints of unfair competition as a possible retaliation as it coincided with the EU's tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
Florida's new law bans Chinese citizens from purchasing properties without US green cards, with Gov. DeSantis citing "espionage" prevention.
The IRS will close a major tax loophole used by wealthy taxpayers to avoid paying taxes, potentially raising over $50 billion in revenue over the next decade.
A popular haircut has sparked outrage across Texas, prompting a local restaurant to threaten banning customers who sport the divisive style.
Adidas has initiated an investigation into allegations of large-scale bribery and embezzlement by senior staff in China, following a whistleblower complaint that claimed millions of euros were involved.
Adidas China's executives face serious allegations of bribery and embezzlement, prompting investigations amid an 8% sales growth in the country
Shareholders intensify pressure against Toyota chairman Akio Toyoda amidst a safety test scandal, with major advisory firms urging a vote against his reappointment.
Italian authorities have arrested a Russian businessman accused of assisting the son of a Putin ally in escaping house arrest in Italy.
Coca-Cola and Starbucks have sought to re-register their trademarks in Russia to protect their intellectual property rights.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai briefly testified at the federal trial involving Ozy Media, refuting founder Carlos Watson’s claims that Google had previously attempted to acquire the company.