Legal & Regulatory

Tesla Shareholders Fight 'Outlandish' $7 Billion Legal Fee Demand Over Elon Musk's $56 Billion Pay Package

Tesla CEO Elon Musk Faces Insider Trading Allegations After $7.5 Billion Share Sale

A Tesla shareholder has filed a lawsuit accusing CEO Elon Musk of insider trading, alleging he sold $7.5 billion in shares before poor production and delivery figures were released, resulting in $3 billion in improper profits.


Ticketmaster Confirms 560 Million Accounts Breached by Hackers

Ticketmaster owner Live Nation confirmed that hackers stole personal details of 560 million customers, demanding a $500,000 ransom to prevent the data from being sold.

'Wordle' Owner, The New York Times, Sued Creator of Geography Guessing Game 'Worldle'

The New York Times, owner of the web-based word game Wordle, has taken legal action against the creator of the location-guessing game Worldle.

Boeing Banned From Producing More 737 MAX Due to Safety Concerns

US regulators have extended a ban on Boeing, increasing production of its 737 MAX planes due to ongoing safety concerns.


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Boeing Firefighters Approve New Contract Deal With Big Pay Hikes, Ending Weeks-Long Lockout
Boeing firefighters approved a new four-year contract deal on Thursday, ending a lockout that had persisted for weeks.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Dropped From a Child Safety Lawsuit in New Mexico
A New Mexico judge has ruled to remove Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg from a child safety lawsuit. A New Mexico judge has ruled to remove Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg from a lawsuit alleging that the company failed to protect young users from child sexual abuse content.
Jury Finds Former President Donald Trump Guilty On All 34 Counts In Hush Money Trial
Former President Donald Trump's felony conviction has reportedly sparked a surge of support from Republican donors, who have pledged millions to support his reelection bid.
Hyundai Faces Legal Action from US Over Child Labor Allegations
The US Department of Labor has filed a lawsuit against Hyundai Motor Co, an auto parts plant, and a labor recruiter in Alabama, alleging illegal use of child labor and seeking an order to relinquish any profits related to the exploitation.
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Former Deutsche Bank executive Rashawn Russell has been found guilty of running a Ponzi-like scheme where he promised investors ‘guaranteed’ cryptocurrency results.
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Truck drivers sued New York City's Metropolitan Transportation Authority, saying its congestion toll unfairly taxes trucks and logistics more than passenger vehicles.
Twitch Terminates Safety Advisory Council Contracts, Expands Role to Ambassadors
Twitch has terminated the contracts of its current Safety Advisory Council members and will expand the council's membership to include approximately 180 ambassadors from its ambassador program.
Disneyland's Magic United: Character and Parade Performers Secure Union Representation
Disneyland's parade and character performers in California are now officially unionized under the Actors' Equity Association following federal certification of a recent election.
Donald Trump Faces $500 Million Loss Following Guilty Verdict; Truth Social Stock Plummets 9%
The guilty verdict in the hush money case has had a significant impact on Donald Trump's net worth following a 9% drop in the shares of Trump Media, the former president has reportedly lost approximately $500 million.
IRS Updates Rules on Early Withdrawals for Personal Emergencies and Domestic Violence
IRS confirmed that it is making the Direct File free tax-filing option permanent. But when? Here are the latest details.
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