A lawsuit in Texas could restrict access nationwide to the abortion pill that is the most commonly used method for terminating pregnancies in the U.S. NBC News’ Dasha Burns has more details on how the outcome could have consequences nationwide.
The cryptocurrency exchange says it received a warning from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), suggesting a possible enforcement action.
The reorganization, expected to be announced soon, would mean those working on manufacturing engineering would be asked to relocate to central Illinois or its headquarters in Irvine, California, according to the WSJ report. "In terms of ramping production, it's helpful to have the manufacturing and engineering teams closer to our facilities in Normal as well as our headquarters in Irvine," a Rivian spokesperson told Reuters, but declined to confirm if the company was relocating teams.
A South Carolina barbecue chain known for its pro-segregation stance in a landmark 1960s case and its embrace of the Confederate flag in 2000 is facing allegations of racism and sexual harassment by the fired general manager of one of its restaurants. According to a lawsuit filed this week by a Black woman who worked at a Maurice’s Piggie Park BBQ location in Columbia, the man who ran it, general manager Jeff Harrison, coerced her early last year into a sexual relationship with promises of a raise, which he paid. In a separate lawsuit brought last month by Damien Wooden, another Black former employee, Wooden contends that Harrison left him racist voicemails including slurs and threatening to break his jaw after he told Harrison to stop calling and harassing the female employee who quit.
How much does Alex Murdaugh spend on legal fees, and where does this money come from? What to know about how attorneys, alleged victims, may be paid.
Cardi sued Tasha K in 2019, claiming the YouTuber had launched a "malicious campaign" against her and became "obsessed" with her.
A judge approved an agreement for the Moselle estate that pays off for Alex Murdaugh's surviving son before going to benefit his many alleged victims.
Former Attorney General William Barr defended Fox News from claims of defamation brought in court by Dominion Voting Systems in an opinion column published in Rupert Murdoch’s Wall Street Journal. Calling the voting tech provider’s case against the cable news giant “weak,” Barr argued a ruling against Fox would severely weaken the First Amendment protection…
The 55-year-old coffee industry outsider addresses employee wages, corporate culture, and working as a barista in first annual letter to staff.
Brian Dunnigan claims he was tortured with a Taser by a York County Jail officer and that it will haunt him "for the rest of his life.”
Rohit Chopra, director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, said Portfolio Recovery Associates had been "caught red handed" in 2015, but had persisted in "intimidation, deception and illegal ... tactics" to collect on unsubstantiated and undocumented consumer debt in recent years. "CFPB orders are not suggestions, and companies cannot ignore them simply because they are large or dominant in the market," Chopra added. Portfolio Recovery Associates said it had admitted to no wrongdoing.
What began as a reasonable goal of targeting derelict “zombie” properties owned by real estate speculators has been turned on its head.
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson issued a lone dissent on an abortion case stemming from a lawsuit in Missouri involving a pregnant teenager.
Anthony Mitchell, 33, is believed to have died from hypothermia after experiencing frigid conditions in his Alabama jail cell, a lawsuit alleges.
Announcing the news, a punchy blog post from the exchange said: "We asked the SEC for reasonable crypto rules for Americans. We got legal threats instead."
General Motors will face a class action lawsuit related to its 8L45 and 8L90 eight-speed automatic transmissions, which were installed in at least 800.000 vehicles from 2015-2019.
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Less than 200 employees are being moved to product specialist positions within the company's global operations organization, the source told Reuters. The move highlights the broader weakness in Wall Street banks' mortgage and wealth management businesses in a rising interest rate environment. Interest rate hikes by global central banks to tame elevated levels of inflation have weighed on consumer and corporate spending, affecting the outlook for Wall Street heavyweights such as Goldman Sachs Group Inc and Morgan Stanley.
With the expectations that crude price will remain solid, demand for oilfield services will stay strong, making the outlook for the Zacks Oil & Gas- Field Services industry bright. SLB, HAL, RES and PUMP are expected to benefit the most from this.
The El Nino weather pattern could boost yields in the second half of the year for U.S. cotton farmers, who were forced to abandon a big chunk of their cropland in 2022 after one of the worst droughts in years. While El Nino typically brings dry weather to Asia, with impacts already being felt in Australia, Indonesia and India, it is known for wet weather in parts of North and South America. The National Weather Service has forecast a more than 50% chance of El Nino forming during the northern summer of 2023.
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