A new legal team represents American Airlines after the previous one accused a 9-year-old girl for missing a concealed camera phone in the lavatory.
Legal & Regulatory
Western Companies Are Finding It Hard to Leave Russia Amid Increasing Kremlin-Imposed Exit Costs
Despite initial pledges to exit Russia following the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, many Western companies, including Avon Products, Air Liquide, and Reckitt, remain in the country.
EU's ChatGPT Task Force Reveals Preliminary Findings on OpenAI's Privacy Compliance
The European Union's (EU) data protection task force has released its preliminary conclusions on OpenAI's compliance with privacy regulations concerning ChatGPT.
Bungie Wins Lawsuit vs. Cheatmaker Site AimJunkies
The jury of a US district court in Seattle found Phoenix Digital, the company behind the cheat maker website AimJunkies, guilty of violating the copyrights of gaming studio Bungie after it created cheats for Destiny 2.
Post Office Scandal Sparks Major Criminal Inquiry, 80 Detectives Deployed Nationwide
Police are gearing up to investigate the Post Office scandal, where flawed software led to wrongful prosecutions, with victims facing a prolonged wait for justice.
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Glass Lewis advises Tesla shareholders to reject Elon Musk's $56 billion pay package due to concerns over its size, dilutive impact, and Musk's involvement in other ventures.
Russia's stronghold on its grain industry, driven by government pressure and although worsened by geopolitical tensions, strengthens Moscow's control over global wheat supplies while complicating information access for traders.
The United Auto Workers (UAW) union is disputing the results of last week's organizing vote for Mercedes-Benz workers in Alabama, in which workers voted against union representation.
Louisiana made history as it passed a bill criminalizing the possession of abortion pills without a valid prescription.
JPMorgan Chase & Co has been ordered to pay $100 million and admit to violating CFTC rules. NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 02: People pass a sign for JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Families in Uvalde, Texas, are suing Meta Platforms and the maker of the video game 'Call of Duty,' claiming the firms are responsible for the belongings used by the gunman who killed 19 elementary school children and two teachers.
Self-exiled Chinese billionaire Miles Guo Wengui faced court over his fraud charges, with prosecutors alleging him of financing his luxurious lifestyle.
Two interior construction firms are accused of rigging million-dollar tenders. A Singaporean competition watchdog shares the details.
A British-Chinese woman bitcoin launderer was sent to prison. She allegedly conducted a $6 billion crypto fraud scheme.
