Singapore: Company Founded by Teen Hit With Penalty for Receiving Scam Funds
A firm established by an 18-year-old was fined $50,000 for receiving $1.5 million fraud money in a bank account.
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Dali Ship Owner Asks Cargo Owners to Cover Salvage Costs After Deadly Baltimore Bridge Collapse
The owner of the enormous container ship Dali, which caused Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge to collapse last month, has started the process of making the owners of the cargo on board to pay some of the salvage costs.
Disneyland Cast Members Move One Step Closer to Unionizing as They File for Union Vote
Disneyland cast members who work in the shows, parades, and visitor meet-and-greets at the amusement park are getting closer to becoming a union...
US Plans to Lift Tariff Exceptions to Dominant Chinese Solar Panel Imports as Biden Accuses Beijing of 'Cheating' on Its Steel Trade Pactices
The Biden Administration is anticipated to lift tariff exemptions on bifacial solar panels in response to a petition spearheaded by Qcells, a company that has made a significant investment in US manuf..
Melania Trump Among Potential Witnesses in Donald Trump Hush Money Criminal Trial: Can She Be Forced to Take the Stand?
Can Melania Trump be forced to testify in the hush money criminal trial against her husband, former President Donald Trump? Here's what legal experts say...
UPDATE: Google Employees Arrested and Fired After Staging Protests Over Company's Project Nimbus Deal With Israel
Several Google employees were arrested on Tuesday following their sit-...
Disneyland Moves Closer to Expansion Plans as Anaheim City Council Approves $1.9 Billion Project
The Anaheim City Council has given the green light to Disneyland Forwa...
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'Whatever It Takes:' US Commerce Secretary Raimondo Signals Tougher Restrictions on China's Chip Access
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Texas Federal Court Overturns NLRB's New Rule Aimed at Easing Unionization for Workers
A Texas federal judge halted the NLRB's proposed policy of making it easier for major business workers to form unions.
Nvidia Faces Lawsuit From Authors Over AI Use of Copyrighted Works
Nvidia is facing a lawsuit filed by three authors alleging unauthorized use of their copyrighted works to train its NeMo AI platform.
Is Starlink Being Used in Russia? US Lawmakers Demand Answers From SpaceX
US lawmakers are now scrutinizing the claims that SpaceX's Starlink service is being used in Russia.
South Korea Regulator May Sanction Meta Over Facebook and Instagram Marketplaces: Report
Meta might be penalized by South Korea's antitrust office for allegedly failing to protect local consumers on its Facebook and Instagram marketplaces against fraudulent transactions.
Donald Trump Ordered to Pay Six-Figure Legal Fees to British Company After Failed Lawsuit Over 'Steele Dossier'
Former President Donald Trump was ordered to pay six-figure legal fees to a British company he sued over claims in the "Steele dossier."
