The Australian eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman-Grant announced that she was discontinuing the watchdog’s legal action against X over the graphic video footage of a stabbing incident at a church in Sydney last April.
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Singapore Court Delays Sentencing for Money Launderer Su Jianfeng, Seized Assets Valued at $138 million
Su Jianfeng, involved in Singapore’s largest money laundering case, pleaded guilty, and his sentencing was postponed to Monday. He and his wife agreed to forfeit 95% of seized assets worth $138 million.
American Airlines Threatened With Travel Ban by NAACP After 8 Black Men Were Removed From Flight
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) has threatened to reimpose a travel ban on American Airlines after eight Black men were removed from a flight last month.
US Initiates Antitrust Investigations on Nvidia, Microsoft, OpenAI as Part of Big Tech Scrutiny
The US Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission reached an agreement that allowed them to proceed with antitrust inquiries into the significant roles Microsoft, Nvidia, and OpenAI have been doing in the development of artificial intelligence.
McDonald’s Loses ‘Big Mac’ Trademark Dispute to Irish Rival Supermac’s in EU Court
A high EU court sided with Irish fast-food competitor Supermac's over McDonald's in a "Big Mac" trademark dispute.
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Netflix has settled a defamation lawsuit filed by Linda Fairstein, the former Manhattan sex crimes prosecutor, regarding her portrayal in the 2019 crime series ‘When They See Us.’
The Australian Information Commissioner has filed a lawsuit against a Medibank for allegedly failing to protect data from being misused.
Online streaming providers are required to give 5% of their income to the Canadian broadcasting system.
Ex-Ozy Exec Testifies to Falsifying Records, Impersonating YouTube Exec for Goldman Sachs Investment
Former Ozy Media executive Samir Rao testified that he falsified business records and impersonated a YouTube executive to secure investment from Goldman Sachs.
US President Joe Biden signed a new immigration order. But it could be a double-edged sword for the US economy. Here's why.
The Swiss financial regulator FINMA is seeking new powers to publicly name and shame banks that breach its rules. Switzerland has been looking to strengthen banking regulations since UBS took over Credit Suisse last year.
The 48-year-old Oregon woman claimed that she's been using Johnson & Johnson powder for 30 years and has been inhaling asbestos in return, but Johnson & Johnson maintained that their products do not contain such and do not cause cancer.
Billionaire bitcoin investor and MicroStrategy founder Michael Saylor will pay $40 million to settle a tax fraud lawsuit brought by Washington, DC, Attorney General Brian Schwalb.
Dr. Anthony Fauci faced rigorous questioning from Republicans, including one who declined to address him as a doctor, during his appearance before a US House committee.
