Uber Sued by London Black Cab Drivers for £250 Million Over Taxi Booking Rules
Uber is facing a multi-million-pound lawsuit filed by nearly 11,000 black cab drivers in London, England.
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Social Security Expansion Could Allow Food Stamp Recipients to Automatically Qualify for SSI Benefits
New Social Security Administration regulations aim to boost benefits and redefine assistance criteria, potentially alleviating financial burdens for millions of SSI and SNAP benefits recipients.
California's Landmark Price Transparency Law to Go Into Effect in July — Here's What You Need to Know
The price transparency law of California will take effect on July 1. Here's what you need to know...
Federal Reserve President Says US Economy Likely Slowing Down — Does This Hint at a Possible Interest Rate Cut Soon?
Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic has reportedly indicated that the US economy is likely slowing down, which could prompt interest rate cuts this year...
Tesla’s Autopilot Deemed Dangerously Misleading After Colorado Employee Died in Fiery Crash
A lawsuit has been filed against the carmaker by the widow of a man who tragically lost his life in a car accident involving a Tesla...
Elon Musk's X Fails to Win Lawsuit Against Israeli Data-Scraping Firm
A lawsuit filed by Elon Musk's X against Israel's Bright Data has been...
US Federal Judge Overturns $8 Cap on Late Credit Card Fees
US District Court Fort Worth judge Mark Pittman blocked the new rule i...
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Joe Biden Administration Sanctions Hundreds of Companies to Choke Russia's Supplies of Military Technology
The administration of President Joe Biden has announced nearly 300 new sanctions targeting international suppliers of military equipment technology accused of helping Russia in its war against Ukraine
JPMorgan Chase to Pay a Civil Penalty of $100 Million Over Trade Reporting Gaps
JPMorgan Chase is expected to reach a resolution with a third US regulator that will require the bank to pay a civil penalty of $100 million.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy Violates Federal Labor Law With Anti-Union Comments, NLRB Finds
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy was found to have violated federal labor law due to comments he made regarding unionization at the company.
US Regulators Target Huawei Lab in Broad China Tech Crackdown
Regulators blocked a Huawei Technologies Co. lab from licensing telecommunications equipment in the United States.
Johnson & Johnson to Settle All Thousands of Talc-Linked Ovarian Cancer Lawsuits—Is $6.5 Billion Settlement Enough?
Johnson & Johnson proposed a settlement plan to settle all the thousands of lawsuits it faces in the U.S. The company is accused of selling talc-based products that could cause ovarian cancer.
US Sanctions Hundreds of Chinese, Russian Suppliers Over Putin Invasion Support Accusations
The U.S. announced fresh sanctions against hundreds of Chinese and Russian suppliers.
UK Investigates OnlyFans, Accussing Online Adult Platform of Failing to Prevent Children From Having Access
The UK is now investigating the OnlyFans age verification issue, alleging it is failing to prevent kids from having access.
US Restricts Consumer Use of Toxic Paint-Stripping Solvent Linked to Dozens of Deaths
US limited consumer usage of methylene chloride after it was linked to many deaths since 1980.
Google Workers Fired From Protesting Against Israeli Contract File Complaint with Labor Regulators
Fired workers who protested against Google's contract with Israel have lobbied a complaint with labor regulators.
