Missouri ballot will include abortion rights
Missourians will vote on a constitutional amendment to protect abortion rights, following a ruling by the state's highest court on Tuesday. The Missouri Supreme...
BurgerFi Filed for Bankruptcy Amid Rising Costs
BurgerFi International Inc., the parent company of BurgerFi and Anthony's Coal Fired Pizza & Wings, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Delaware....
Anglo American Sells $400M of Shares in Platinum Unit
Anglo American has raised 7.2 billion South African rand ($400 million) through the sale of shares in one of its key subsidiaries, Anglo American...
Google’s Direct-Air Capture Partnership: A Major Step Toward Carbon Removal and Cost Reduction
Google has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Holocene, a direct-air capture startup, to support the removal of carbon dioxide emissions from the atmosphere.
This deal,...
Bank of America Employees See Minimum Wage Increase
Minimum wage hikes have long been a controversial matter in our nation's political scene. Democrats continue to tout increases in the minimum wage as...
Employee Well-Being in the Age of AI: A New Frontier for Businesses
As more companies embrace artificial intelligence (AI), many are discovering its potential to address the human side of business. This shift is driven by...
Texas Patent Lawyer Faces Heavy Penalties for Frivolous Lawsuits
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Sanctions Continue to Mount: William Ramey, a Houston-based patent lawyer, faces over $810,000 in sanctions across multiple cases for frivolous litigation tactics.
Volkswagen Fights Back: A...
Daimler Truck $160M Award Over Defective Vehicle Design
A jury in Alabama has handed down a $160 million verdict against Daimler Truck North America (DTNA) in a case involving a catastrophic spinal...
Brookfield $1B Pledge Powers Infinium’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel Push
Brookfield Asset Management is committing up to $1.05 billion to support Infinium and its electrofuels platform, marking the firm's first major venture into sustainable...
Former Michigan Players File $50M NIL Suit Against NCAA
A group of former University of Michigan football players filed a proposed class action lawsuit on Tuesday, seeking more than $50 million in damages....