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DOJ suing MyLife.com over misleading billing and marketing practices
Mylife.com Inc., a California-based purveyor of background reports, and its CEO Jeffrey Tinsley are facing a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) on behalf of the Federal…
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Teacher’s unions pick up the fight against school reopenings
State legislators are ready for students to return to schools despite the concerns over increased COVID-19 spread. In…
By Holden HarrisVictoria’s Secret owner, L Brands to eliminate around 850 corporate jobs
L Brands, the owner of Bath & Body Works and Victoria’s Secret, will eliminate approximately 15% or around…
By Marivic Cabural SummersChinese spy, Jun Wei Yeo, used LinkedIn to gather intelligence
On Friday, Jun Wei Yeo, also known as Dickson Yeo, entered a plea of guilty to one count of…
By Jackie AllenAAPA seeks $1.5B in COVID relief to save jobs, American supply chains
In a recent letter, the American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) asked Congress for an emergency relief package…
By Colby McCoyHertz continues to operate after Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Car rental giant Hertz Global Holdings announced on May 22, it and multiple subsidiaries had filed for Chapter…
By Jackie AllenModerna shares surge after increased US investment in vaccine research
It has been a solid start to the week for Moderna, a large biotech company spearheading research and…
By Colby McCoyTrump issues four executive orders to reduce drug prices
On Friday, President Trump issued four executive orders aiming to reduce the cost of prescription drugs in the…
By Colby McCoyGOP, Dems trade blows over coronavirus stimulus package details
With a series of issues surrounding coronavirus, the production of another stimulus package is at the top of…
By Gabrielle SeunagalNuveen hit with new antitrust suit by Preston Hollow Capital
Last Monday, Preston Hollow Capital LLC (PHC) filed a new antitrust lawsuit against the TIAA subsidiary Nuveen LLC.…
By Jackie AllenRepublicans sue Colorado governor, health officials over mask orders
Growing numbers of conservatives across the nation are pushing back against mandatory face mask orders. Right now, Florida…
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