The Biden administration has approved the transfer of thousands more bombs to Israel despite global outrage over the killing of seven aid workers from the charity group World Central Kitchen by Israeli airstrike in Gaza.
Legal & Regulatory
Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun Reportedly Received Nearly $33M In Compensation Last year But Declined $2.8M Bonus
Calhoun chose not to be considered for a potential $2.8 million bonus after the midair door panel blowout incident involving an Alaska Airlines Boeing 737 Max 9 flight in January.
Meta Pushes Back Against FTC's Antitrust Lawsuit, Citing Benefits to Consumers from Instagram, WhatsApp Acquisitions
Meta Platforms Inc. refutes the FTC antitrust lawsuit, arguing that consumers benefit from the acquisition of Instagram and WhatsApp, challenging FTC's narrow market definition.
'Crypto King' Do Kwon Could Face Extradition to New York as Montenegro Supreme Court Decision Upends Case
Montenegro's Supreme Court overturns key extradition decision for Terraform Labs' co-founder Do Kwon, leaving his fate uncertain between facing charges in the US or South Korea.
Tesla Drags Apple to Court in an Upcoming Autopilot Crash Trial That Killed an Apple Engineer
Tesla and Apple may be heading to court together over a fatal 2018 crash linked to its Autopilot system, involving the death of an Apple engineer allegedly playing a video game on his phone.
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New York state attorneys have questioned the legitimacy of the $175 million appeal bond that former President Donald Trump posted to delay the collection of a massive civil fraud judgment.
Don Hankey is known as the "little-known king of subprime car loans," managing the impressive $22.5 billion assets of the Hankey Group
A drunk man was beaten at a bar in a Disney World resort after reportedly mocking a guest who has Down syndrome.
A federal Biden Administration cybersecurity group report criticizes Microsoft for security lapses enabling a Chinese cyber intrusion into senior US officials' email accounts.
Coach took legal action against Gap on Wednesday, alleging that the retailer's Old Navy unit unlawfully sold T-shirts with the word "Coach."
The Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) wants the New York City marathon to pay $750,000 annually, citing the significant loss in bridge toll revenues caused by the closure of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.
Ukrainians can now start filing claims for damage to their homes as a result of Russia's invasion at a newly established register that opened Tuesday.
President Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders joined forces on Wednesday to promote lower health care costs, including inhalers.
Video surveillance depicted an irate customer exiting his vehicle and aiming a firearm at 38-year-old Howard Vernon, who was attending to the drive-thru window.
