FAA Now Investigating Boeing Whistleblower's Safety Concerns in 787, 777 Jet Production
FAA probes Boeing's 787 and 777 production amid whistleblower's safety concerns. Allegations include engineering flaws and assembly shortcuts.
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Doctors Raise Concerns Over Proposed Capital Gains Tax Changes
The Canadian Medical Association (CMA) voices concerns over proposed changes to capital gains taxation, fearing a negative impact on doctors' retirement savings. However, economists argue for increased fairness in the tax system.
Philippine SEC Cracks Down on Binance, Requesting Removal From Google and Apple App Stores
Philippine SEC ordered the removal of Binance apps from Google and Apple stores, citing unregistered securities and unlicensed brokerage, prompting investor warnings and investigations...
Baltimore Sues Dali Cargo Ship Owner and Manager for Negligence That Led to Key Bridge Collapse
Baltimore's mayor and city council are demanding that the owner and manager of the cargo ship responsible for the tragic collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge be held completely accountable for the..
Minnesota's 'Pay Now, Save Later' Electronics Recycling Bill Stalls in Senate
The bill proposes a 3.2% recycling fee on most electronics at purchase, except for phones, to enable free recycling services and tackle the growing problem of electronic waste...
Received Higbee & Associates Copyright Demand Letter? Here's What to Do Next!
Higbee & Associates' communication frequently escalate when a suspecte...
FTC Sues to Block $8.5 Billion Merger of Coach and Michael Kors Handbag Makers
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has taken legal action to block Tap...
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The US Railway Norfolk Southern to Pay $600M After Train Accident in Ohio
Norfolk Southern agreed to a $600 million settlement for an Eastern Ohio train accident in February 2023. The accident derailed about 50 cars, leading to the evacuation of 1,500 to 2,000 residents.
Hong Kong Discovers Over $10 Million Worth of Gold on Board a Cargo Plane Headed for Japan in Largest Smuggling Bust
Hong Kong officials confiscated an estimated $10.7 million worth of gold disguised as machine parts being shipped to Japan.
San Francisco Threatens to Sue if Oakland Airport Moves Forward With Planned Name Change
San Francisco is threatening to sue Oakland if it changes its airport name to "San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport."
[UPDATE] Tesla Settles Legal Dispute Involving Apple Engineer’s Death in Tragic Autopilot Accident: Report
Tesla has resolved a lawsuit over a 2018 car accident that killed an Apple engineer after steering off a roadway near San Francisco.
Spain Axes 'Golden Visa' Program Granting Residency to Wealthy Non-EU Citizens After Large Investments in Real Estate
Spain announced its intention to eliminate the program known as "golden visas," which grants residency permits to wealthy people from non-European Union countries who invest in real estate.
99 Cents Only Files for Bankruptcy as Stores Are Closing Down for Good
Discount retailer 99 Cents Only filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Sunday.
Royal Bank of Canada CFO Fired After Relationship Scandal With Another Employee
The Royal Bank of Canada ousted its CFO, Nadine Ahn, due to an undisclosed relationship leading to preferential treatment, which violates the bank's code of conduct.
New Zealand Enforces Tighter Visa Regulations Due to High Migration Levels
New Zealand tightens visa regulations in response to record-high migration levels, focusing on English-language requirements and minimum skill thresholds.
Boeing Plane Engine Cover Falls off and Hits a Wing Flap, Sparking New Inquiry From US Officials
US airline officials began a fresh investigation after the engine cowling of a Boeing 737-800 fell off during takeoff.
