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Fifth Third Bank Agrees to Pay $20 Million to Settle Charges Over Fake Accounts, Forced Unwanted Car Insurance
Fifth Third Bank has agreed to pay $20 million to settle allegations about creating fake customer accounts and selling unnecessary car insurance.
Yonge Street Capital Co-Founder Nathanael Aikman Found Guilty of Fraud, Sentenced to 4-Year Jail Time
Yonge Street Capital co-founder Nathanael Anthony Aikman has been found guilty of fraud charges by a Canadian provincial court for accepting millions of dollars from investors.
Elon Musk's Starlink to Enter Telecoms Market of Sri Lanka After Changing Decades-Old Law
Sri Lanka has approved changes to its telecommunications law to allow Elon Musk's Starlink to establish operations in the South Asian nation.
Credit Scores Can Also Be an Early Warning Sign of Cognitive Decline, Research Finds
A new study found that credit scores, which measure a person's capacity to pay back loans, may also serve as an early indicator of cognitive deterioration.
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Oil and gas companies in Texas began resuming business operations on Tuesday after Hurricane Beryl battered the state.
Goldman Sachs’s private equity business has bought the majority stake of TAIT, the engineering company that designed the stage for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, for an undisclosed amount.
A 23-year-old Indonesian woman had an awkward experience during her flight back to Bali after she called in sick and encountered her boss who was flying on the same plane.
Several shoppers of the Australian retailer Bunnings Warehouse expressed disgust over its pet policy in stores after a customer shared her experience on social media how she encountered what she claimed were dog droppings.
DoorDash will now prompt delivery drivers to submit real-time selfies for identity verification during deliveries, removing those who fail to confirm their identities.
Meta will start removing posts that label Jews as "Zionists" and target them for harm, as part of a policy update to balance free speech with preventing hateful attacks.
Telstra announced price hikes for post-paid and pre-paid mobile plans, ranging from $2 to $4, sparking customer backlash for contradicting their previous commitment not to implement CPI-linked increases.
Disney faces a potential large-scale strike as 14,000 theme park and hotel workers in California will vote on a walkout amid allegations of unfair labor practices and ongoing contract negotiations.
Dyson will cut about 1,000 jobs in the UK, more than a quarter of its British workforce, as part of a global restructuring effort.
A Southwest Airlines plane experienced unusual rolling during a May flight and was later found to have structural damage to its rudder system, with the NTSB investigating the timing of the damage following recent maintenance.