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Rialto Capital Management to pay $350K penalty to settle SEC charges
Rialto Capital Management, a registered investment management firm, agreed to a penalty of $350,000 to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to resolve the charges against it. According to the…
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Airbus shareholders sue company over alleged securities fraud
Airbus SE (OTCMKTS: EADSY) is facing proposed class-action lawsuits filed by U.S. shareholders alleging that the European aerospace…
By Marivic Cabural SummersLebanon Prime Minister Hassan Diab resigns following Beirut explosion
On Monday, Lebanon’s Prime Minister Hassan Diab announced his resignation in a brief televised address following a massive…
By Colby McCoyOpinion: Americans won’t support a mandatory COVID-19 vaccine
A vaccine for coronavirus is currently in production and health officials have claimed that a vaccine will play…
By Gabrielle SeunagalIn the midst of COVID-19, President Trump acts, Congress flounders
In the midst of COVID-19, President Trump has issued a series of executive orders aiming to provide emergency relief…
By Colby McCoyDisney, Viacom to settle child privacy class-action lawsuit
The Walt Disney Company, along with Nickelodeon, the parent company of Viacom, and others have agreed to settle…
By Jackie AllenHamilton Southeastern School District still failing black students
USA Herald spoke with Brittany Black, then Associate Consultant for Elanco, who approached us with her family’s story.…
By Rheanna ChouKodak pharma agreement on hold following stock inquiries
In late July, President Trump announced a $765 million loan to Kodak pharma to produce generic drug ingredients…
By Colby McCoyBelarus elections take dark turn, police begin brutal protest crackdown
Belarus elections on Sunday have resulted in increased tensions between democratic opposition protestors and the Lukashenko regime which…
By Colby McCoyBelarus presidential election: Lukashenko leading in multiple regions
The Belarus presidential election has finally arrived with exit polls showing dictator Alexander Lukashenko leading in multiple regions…
By Colby McCoyWorld Acceptance Corp to pay $21.7 million to settle SEC charges
World Acceptance Corporation (NASDAQ: WRLD), a consumer lender based in South Carolina, agreed to pay a total of…
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