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US Imposes Over $2 Million Penalties Against Some Airlines, Securing $1 Billion in Refunds

US Imposes Over $2 Million Penalties Against Some Airlines, Securing $1 Billion in Refunds

The US DOT fined three airlines over $2 million and ordered them to repay customers for COVID-19-canceled flights.


Microsoft President Claims Few AI Deepfakes Target EU Elections, But Says They Shouldn't Declare Victory Yet

Microsoft President Brad Smith said that only a few AI deepfakes target EU elections. But this shouldn't be celebrated as a victory yet.

Toyota and Mazda Halt Shipments Amid Safety Test Data Scandal

Toyota and Mazda halt vehicle shipments amid Japan's widening auto safety scandal due to irregularities in safety test data, leading to suspension of shipments by other automakers and potential repercussions.

HMRC's Technical Glitch Leaves Half a Million Without Child Benefit Payment

Half a million people faced delayed Child Benefit payments on June 3 due to a technical glitch at HMRC, sparking social media complaints and concerns over financial strain.


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Donald Trump Plans to Appeal Conviction as Pre-Sentencing Inquiry Commences
Donald Trump's legal team has confirmed his intention to appeal the conviction on 34 felony counts in New York while he complies with a pre-sentencing investigation.
Asthma Inhaler Costs to Be Slashed as Drugmakers Introduce $35 Price Cap
Many Americans will benefit from reduced inhaler costs as AstraZeneca and Boehringer Ingelheim implement new out-of-pocket price caps of $35 per month, reflecting a move towards more affordable asthma medication following years of public concern over high prices.
Tesla Shareholders Fight 'Outlandish' $7 Billion Legal Fee Demand Over Elon Musk's $56 Billion Pay Package
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.
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US regulators have extended a ban on Boeing, increasing production of its 737 MAX planes due to ongoing safety concerns.
Former President Trump Holds Campaign Rally In North Charleston, South Carolina
Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group recovered in pre-market trading on Friday following an initial sell-off after former President Donald Trump was convicted in his hush money trial.
Alirio and Jose Luis Zambrano, two of the six Citgo executives who were trapped and imprisoned in Venezuela, have accused their former company of abandoning them in a lawsuit filed in Houston.
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.
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