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Google’s Big Battle: Appeals Epic Games Verdict Over Android MonopolyGoogle is appealing a ruling that requires the Play Store to allow more competition and alternative payment methods starting November 1.
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Samsung Reaches $400 Million Settlement After Texas Winter Storm DamagesSamsung Electronics has successfully settled a lawsuit with an American insurance company for $400 million.
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Tesla vs. Customer: Chinese Court Sides with Automaker Over Brake Failure Allegations Tesla won a defamation lawsuit against a Chinese customer who claimed her Model 3 had brake failure, with the court ordering damages.
Ukrainian Refugee Murdered by German Couple: They Killed a Mother and Stole Her Baby A German couple confessed to murdering a Ukrainian refugee mother and kidnapping her baby, shocking the public with their heinous crime.
Terra-Luna Collapse Figure Do Kwon Appears in U.S. Court for the First Time, Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud and Market Manipulation Do Kwon, linked to the Terra-Luna collapse, pleaded not guilty in a U.S. court, facing multiple fraud charges after his extradition.
Ex-Intelligence Chief Accused of Sexual Assault Amid Martial Law Conspiracy Former Intelligence Commander Noh Sang Won, dishonorably discharged for sexual assault, allegedly orchestrated South Korea's martial law.
South Korea’s President Yoon to Face Impeachment Rather Than Resign—Here’s Why South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol opts for impeachment proceedings over resignation amid a state of emergency crisis.
Elon Musk’s $101 Billion Compensation Deal in Jeopardy After Court Ruling Elon Musk's $56 billion compensation plan faces legal challenges as a court deems it inappropriate amidst rising CEO pay controversies.
Meta's Meltdown: German Court Ruling Threatens Massive Payouts Over Data Breach Meta faces potential claims from German users after a court ruling on a 2021 data breach affecting 500 million users worldwide.
NVIDIA Faces Class Action Lawsuit at Supreme Court—What’s at Stake for Investors? The U.S. Supreme Court reviews a class action lawsuit against NVIDIA, focusing on shareholder claims of misleading revenue disclosures.
Google’s Big Battle: Appeals Epic Games Verdict Over Android Monopoly Google is appealing a ruling that requires the Play Store to allow more competition and alternative payment methods starting November 1.
Google Loses to Epic: Android Users to Get More App and Payment Options A U.S. court orders Google to allow third-party app downloads and payment methods, boosting competition after Epic Games' lawsuit.
American Man, 76, Gets Nearly 7 Years in Russian Prison for Fighting in Ukraine A 76-year-old American who had signed a contract with the Ukrainian military and fought against Russia has been sentenced to prison in Russia.
Court Rules in Favor of Musk: Tesla Shareholders’ Lawsuit Tossed Out Tesla shareholders' lawsuit against Elon Musk dismissed by court, citing lack of evidence for damages from his statements.
DOJ Blasts Visa for Dominating Debit Card Industry On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Visa for allegedly violating antitrust laws in the debit card market.
Judge Approves Terraform Bankruptcy—Can Investors Get Their Money Back? Terraform Labs, the company behind the cryptocurrencies Terra and Luna, has received bankruptcy approval in the United States.
Why the US Open's $75 Million Prize Pool Blows Other Tournaments Out of the Water The US Open, with a $75 million prize pool, offers the highest payouts among major tennis tournaments and attracts significant sponsorship.
Samsung Reaches $400 Million Settlement After Texas Winter Storm Damages Samsung Electronics has successfully settled a lawsuit with an American insurance company for $400 million.
Musk Claims OpenAI Misled Him: Lawsuit Unveils Shocking Allegations Tesla CEO Elon Musk filed the lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman. Musk alleges that Altman and Brockman misled him.
Google’s Court Loss Could Shake Up Apple’s $20 Billion Revenue Stream—Here’s How In an antitrust case, Google suffered a setback in a district court in Columbia that severely impacted its search and advertising business.
Japanese Court Decides Surgery Not Mandatory for Gender Change Japan has made history by acknowledging a man as a woman without gender-affirming surgery.
Biden Blasts Supreme Court Decision: 'A Blow to the Rule of Law' Immediately following the Supreme Court's decision, Biden criticized the ruling as one that has undermined the rule of law.
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