Three Republicans sent a letter to the president saying he has the power to unilaterally block the company’s $14.1 billion acquisition by Nippon Steel.
OAKLAND, Calif. — The attorney general of California, Rob Bonta, announced that AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon will pay more than $10 million to the multistate coalition that sued the communications companies for using allegedly misleading advertisements. The settlement awaits approval from the court and will require the companies to hew closer to requirements about “unlimited” data plans, discounts on devices and other marketing terms.
Hemp industry members say Congress specifically prohibited states from creating their own strict hemp regulations.
PHOENIX — A federal court in Arizona permitted the attorneys general of almost all 50 states to proceed with their lawsuit against Avid Telecom and its executives, who have allegedly facilitated more than 24 billion of robocalls in the United States. The attorneys general say billions of these calls were scams, and that the company has ignored the more than 300 notifications that its network is being used for such illegal robocalls.
Apple defended its changes to how users navigate the App Store, which developers say circumvent a judge's order to free users from a "walled garden."
A fireworks distributor says the non-compliance notices wrongfully block them from appealing the decision that one of their products is too dangerous and should be destroyed.
AUSTIN, Texas — A federal court in Texas dismissed the counterclaims brought by Louis Black, the co-founder of the Austin Chronicle and South by Southwest (SXSW), against a former employee who sued him for allegedly coercing her into sex and withholding her salary when she refused to marry him. His countersuit alleges that she stole “several valuable comic books and pulp magazines” from his garage, but the counterclaim is inappropriate because the legal questions in the suit and countersuit “contain no overlap.”
Billions of doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine were distributed to poorer countries, as it was cheaper and easier to produce and distribute.
The petition seeks to eliminate subminimum wages for tipped employees, such as front-of-house restaurant workers.
A federal judge said the material terms of the proposed settlement are "satisfactory," but Apple and a class of investors must make some adjustments to the agreement before she'll approve it.
After a high point over the last decade of over 2 million members in 2018, the organization currently services just over 1 million youths.
