Gun safe company hit with backlash for providing FBI with code to customer's safe
Popular gun safe company Liberty Safe is facing backlash after the company admitted to sharing a customer's safe password with law enforcement; it has since changed its policies.
Google reaches tentative settlement in lawsuit alleging customers were overcharged in US Play Store
Google tentatively settled a class action lawsuit on Tuesday brought by 21 million consumers claiming the company violated U.S. federal antitrust rules.
Pret a Manger hit with $1 million fine over worker getting stuck in freezer
Officials in Westminster, England, imposed a large fine on Pret a Manger in connection to a 2021 work safety incident involving a walk-in freezer. The fine amounted to $1 million.
3M to pay $6 billion in military earplugs case after hearing-loss complaints
3M is nearing a multibillion-dollar settlement with plaintiffs to resolve complaints by veterans that the company's earplugs failed to protect them from hearing loss.
Hawaiian Electric shares surge on Maui wildfire update, pushback against county’s lawsuit
Hawaiian Electric's stock surged by more than 44% during Monday's trading session as the utility released an update on its response to the deadly Maui wildfires and pushed back on a lawsuit.
GOP congressman hits back at Biden admin for suing SpaceX over alleged refugee discrimination
FIRST ON FOX: Rep. Matt Gaetz, R-Fla., is probing the Department of Justice for suing SpaceX over its hiring practices, which the congressman said are patriotic, not illegal.
Elon Musk hits back at DOJ over lawsuit alleging hiring discrimination by SpaceX
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk fired back at the Justice Department over a lawsuit alleging the company unlawfully discriminated in hiring decisions by not considering asylees or refugees.
DOJ files lawsuit accusing SpaceX of hiring discrimination against refugees, asylum recipients
The Department of Justice has filed an employment discrimination lawsuit against SpaceX alleging that the company unlawfully excluded refugees and asylum recipients in its hiring decisions.
Sam Bankman-Fried’s lawyers complain FTX founder not getting vegan diet in jail
The defense team for imprisoned FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried are complaining about his jail conditions, and say their vegan client is subsisting on a bread and water diet.
Professionals bullish on AI boosting productivity, Thomson Reuters report finds
A majority of professionals believe artificial intelligence will have a significant impact on their professions over the next five years, but concerns remain about accuracy and job loss.
Facebook users have days left to file claim for share of $725M settlement
Facebook users have only a few days left to file a claim for their share of a $725 million payout from the Meta-owned company's data privacy settlement.
Conservative group challenges Kellogg’s workplace diversity programs
The conservative group America First Legal filed a legal challenge against food giant Kellogg's workplace diversity initiatives, alleging the policies violate civil rights law.
'The Blind Side' Tuohy family business empire
Former NFL player Michael Oher taking legal action against the Tuohys has brought attention back to the wealthy Memphis family. FOX Business takes a look at their empire.
Sotheby's added to lawsuit from ‘Bored Apes’ over celebrity-backed NFTs
Sotheby’s Holdings has been named in a lawsuit led by plaintiffs with the Bored Ape Yacht Club against non-fungible tokens (NFT) company Yuga Labs.
Movie financier TSG accuses Disney of depriving it of millions of dollars
TSG Entertainment, which helped co-finance hits including "Avatar: The Way of Water" for Twentieth Century Fox, is suing the studio and its parent company Disney for breach of contract.
Woman sues Eataly Boston over ankle injury she says was caused by slipping on prosciutto
A New Hampshire woman and her husband have taken legal action against Eataly Boston for a broken ankle that she says stemmed from slipping on prosciutto in the Italian market.
Harvard law professor warns Hunter Biden’s special counsel has a ‘clear violation’
According to Harvard law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz, a special counsel is required to be "independent" from the current administration as to not serve Biden's "pleasures."
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried returns to NYC as prosecutors push for jailing
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried is reportedly returning for a Manhattan court hearing Friday that could seal whether or not the 31-year-old goes to jail while awaiting trial in October.
China tech regulator issues draft rules on facial recognition use
New draft rules were issued Tuesday by the Cyberspace Administration of China in order to regulate the application and use of facial recognition technology.
Auto warranty robocaller hit with nearly $300M fine from FCC
The FCC hit the enterprise with the 'record-breaking' penalty of $299,997,000 for auto warranty scam robocalls made in 2021, the agency said in a Thursday press release



















