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Shapiro bans Equitable Acceptance from refinancing student loan debt
Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro permanently stopped the business operations of Equitable Acceptance, which he described as a predatory third-party financing company based in Minnesota. The Attorney General’s Office Bureau…
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Samsung Electronics halts Chinese computer operations
Samsung Electronics Co will halt operations in its last remaining computer factory in China. The announcement came on August…
By Jackie AllenCalifornia Health Department reveals underreporting of COVID-19 cases
The California Department of Public Health (CPDH) discovered an underreporting of the number of increases in COVID-19 cases…
By Marivic Cabural SummersQualcomm and Huawei resolve licensing disputes
Qualcomm announced on July 29 that they would receive a $1.8 billion lump-sum payment from Huawei to cover the…
By Jackie AllenAlan Hansen 7th person to plead guilty in $2.5B DC Solar Ponzi scheme
On Thursday U.S. Attorney McGregor W. Scott announced the guilty plea of Alan Hansen, 49, of Vacaville, California.…
By Jackie AllenTrump considers executive orders to pause evictions and payroll tax
With no end in sight for the COVID-19 pandemic, Congressional lawmakers and the Trump Administration have come under…
By Colby McCoyChinese state media: US a ‘rogue country,’ TikTok acquisition is theft
On Monday, Chinese state media launched multiple salvoes claiming the U.S. is a “rogue country” and Microsoft’s possible…
By Colby McCoyPence confirms commitment to free speech during Breitbart interview
As the 2020 presidential election goes on, concerns about censorship of conservatives via social media platforms have surged.…
By Gabrielle SeunagalNew York allocates $10M to prevent COVID-19 pandemic foreclosures
New York Attorney General Letitia James has announced a $10 million grant to help struggling homeowners avoid COVID-19…
By Marivic Cabural SummersFTC investigation into Twitter data breach could cost $250M in fines
Social networking site Twitter announced on Monday that the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sent them a draft complaint…
By Jackie AllenIs ransomware a threat to the 2020 election?
Some U.S. authorities are concerned that the upcoming November Presidential Elections may be threatened by a ransomware attack.…
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