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China Accuses US of ‘Unilateral Bullying’ as Trump’s Tariffs Take
Trump's new tariffs spark global concern as experts warn of rising costs, disrupted supply chains, and a brewing trade clash with China.
Scammer Who Defrauded NBA Stars Dwight Howard, Chandler Parsons Sentenced
Calvin Darden Jr. sentenced to over 12 years for scamming NBA stars Dwight Howard and Chandler Parsons out of millions.
Hailey Bieber Looks to Sell Beauty Brand Rhode, Valued
Hailey Bieber explores selling her beauty brand Rhode, valued at over $1 billion.
Vape Companies Lose Supreme Court Battle Over Flavored Products
The Supreme Court upholds the FDA's ban on flavored vaping products, citing concerns over youth addiction and public health.
Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine Faces Unexpected Roadblock as FDA Delays Approval
Novavax's COVID-19 vaccine faces an unexpected delay in FDA approval despite meeting all required criteria for full approval.
Boeing CEO Faces Senate Grilling Over Safety, Quality Concerns
Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg faces Senate scrutiny over safety failures, production delays, and the company's response to the 737 MAX crisis.
Tesla Investors in NYC Push Lawsuit Over Elon Musk’s Leadership
Tesla investors in NYC are suing Elon Musk, claiming his leadership failures and distractions have caused massive stock losses.
Amazon Enters TikTok Battle With Unexpected Acquisition Offer
Amazon makes a surprise bid to acquire TikTok as the U.S. ban deadline approaches, shaking up the battle for the popular video app.
GM, Hyundai Sales Climb as Consumers Rush to Beat Trump
GM and Hyundai sales surged as consumers rushed to buy cars before Trump's 25% auto tariffs take effect on April 3.
TikTok Sale Nears Crucial Moment as Trump Reviews Last Proposal
President Trump reviews final TikTok sale proposal ahead of April 5 deadline to avoid a US ban.
New York Indicts Father and Son for Defrauding Investors in
Father and son indicted for defrauding investors in a failed Arizona sports complex, causing $200 million in losses.
Over 200,000 Pounds of Liquid Eggs Recalled Due to Possible
Over 212,000 pounds of liquid egg products have been recalled due to possible contamination with a cleaning solution.
Hooters Seeks Bankruptcy Protection, Plans Sale of Corporate-Owned Locations
Hooters files for bankruptcy, plans to sell corporate-owned locations to franchisees while aiming for a financial turnaround.
Sukiya: Famous Japanese Restaurant to Close 2,000 Branches After Rat,
Japanese restaurant chain Sukiya is temporarily closing 2,000 locations after a rat and a bug were found in its food.
Nikola Founder Trevor Milton Gets Trump Pardon Despite Investor Fraud
Nikola founder Trevor Milton receives a pardon from President Trump despite his fraud conviction, sparking controversy over investor losses.
Air Travel Between Canada and US Sees Massive Decline Amid
Air travel between Canada and the U.S. has dropped sharply amid rising tariff concerns, with bookings falling over 70% as airlines cut capacity.
Disney, ABC Face Federal Scrutiny as FCC Probes DEI Practices
FCC investigates Disney and ABC over potential violations of equal employment opportunity regulations regarding DEI practices.
Ex-Startup Founder Charlie Javice Guilty of Defrauding JPMorgan in $175M
Ex-startup founder Charlie Javice found guilty of defrauding JPMorgan in a $175M scheme, facing a lengthy prison sentence.
Boeing’s Jeppesen Auction Draws Heavyweight Bidders, Price Surges Past $8
Boeing's Jeppesen auction draws top bidders, with offers surpassing $8 billion as private equity and aerospace firms compete.
Amazon Pharmacy Chief Medical Officer Vin Gupta Departs After Five
Amazon Pharmacy's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Vin Gupta, departs after five years, joining Manatt to lead health innovation initiatives.
Italy Targets Meta, X, and LinkedIn in Pioneering VAT Case
Italy launches a landmark VAT case against Meta, X, and LinkedIn, claiming user data is a taxable exchange.
Manhattan Prosecutors Investigate Pfizer’s COVID-19 Vaccine Timing After GSK Tip
Manhattan prosecutors are investigating claims that Pfizer delayed its COVID-19 vaccine announcement in 2020, following a tip from GSK.
Dollar Tree Abandons Family Dollar, Closing Chapter on Costly Merger
Dollar Tree is selling Family Dollar for $1 billion, ending a troubled decade-long merger.
Frank Founder Misled JPMorgan in $175M Acquisition, Says Prosecutor
Frank founder Charlie Javice is accused of fraud for misleading JPMorgan Chase in a $175M acquisition deal.
Radio Free Europe Wins First Round in Court Against Trump’s
Radio Free Europe wins a legal battle against Trump's shutdown order as a judge blocks the move, citing congressional authority.
23andMe’s Collapse Sparks Data Privacy Warnings from Cybersecurity Experts
23andMe's bankruptcy raises major data privacy concerns as experts warn about risks to users' genetic information.
Boeing to Stand Trial in June Over 737 Max Misconduct
Boeing will stand trial in June over 737 Max misconduct allegations, marking a major legal battle following two deadly crashes.
Kroger Alleges Albertsons Secretly Plotted Lawsuit Before Merger Collapse
Kroger countersues Albertsons, alleging secret legal tactics before their failed $25B merger.
JPMorgan Adds Affirm to Payments Network, Strengthening BNPL Offerings
JPMorgan partners with Affirm to expand buy now, pay later options for merchants, enhancing flexible payment solutions.
Postal Workers Push Back as USPS Faces Calls for Privatization,
Postal workers nationwide protest USPS privatization plans and job cuts, fearing higher costs and reduced services.
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