President Biden's administration plans to announce new tariffs on China, focusing on industries like electric vehicles, batteries, and solar cells, continuing the economic competition between the two nations.
Legal & Regulatory
US Federal Judge Overturns $8 Cap on Late Credit Card Fees
US District Court Fort Worth judge Mark Pittman blocked the new rule imposed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau capping credit card late fees at $8.
Why Kim Jong Un Banned Red Lipsticks in North Korea? Here’s the Shocking Truth!
North Korea imposes strict regulations on fashion and appearance, with a particular focus on banning red lipstick.
US Tariffs on Chinese EVs, Green Tech to be Announced Next Week, Reports Say
White House officials said the Biden administration would impose a massive tariff increase on Chinese electric vehicles in an announcement on May 14.
Maryland Signs Anti-Speculative Ticketing Bill to Outlaw Suspicious Fees on Concert Tickets
Maryland's new ticketing bill, signed into law by Governor Wes Moore, aims to tackle deceptive practices in the live music industry, such as hidden fees and speculative ticket listings, by mandating an all-in pricing system.
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A federal jury in New York convicted an investor on Thursday of insider trading in a shell company's shares ahead of its October 2021 merger announcement with Trump Media.
Canada's financial watchdog has slapped Binance with a fine of nearly $4.38 million for violating anti-money laundering and terrorist financing laws.
A House committee calls Microsoft's Brad Smith to testify later this month about software flaws that enabled hackers to access government officials' email accounts.
The SEC has launched an investigation into Boeing's statements regarding its safety practices following an incident involving a 737 Max 9 aircraft in January.
Around 800,000 BetterHelp customers are set to receive refund notices following a settlement with the FTC, with each refund amounting to nearly $10.
Sherman Nealy can sue Flo Rida for a decade-old copyright violation if the US Supreme Court extends copyright damages.
Student loan forgiveness depends on employment eligibility, especially for nonprofit or government workers eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF).
Vice President Kamala Harris announced a $100 million funding initiative in Detroit to support small and medium-sized auto manufacturers transitioning to electric vehicle production.
Donald Trump allegedly promised oil CEOs that he'd end EV incentives if they could donate $1 billion to his election campaign. Is this true?
