Spirit Airlines flight attendant fired because she was too overweight for jump seat, she claims in lawsuit
A new lawsuit brought by a former Spirit Airlines flight attendant alleges following the woman's termination that the airline violated the Civil Rights Act.
Uber files legal petition against New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission
Ride-share company Uber filed a legal petition Friday against the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission about upcoming driver pay rate increases.
Juul Labs will pay $1.2B for role in youth-vaping epidemic
Juul Labs gets equity investment to pay $1.2 billion in settlements for contributing to America’s youth vaping epidemic.
Marijuana now legal in Missouri: What to know
While it is now lawful for adults to possess and use marijuana in Missouri, residents can't yet legally purchase the drug for recreational use or use it everywhere.
EU court rules Google must remove search results proven false
A European Union courrt ruled that Google and other search engine operators have to take down information from search results if the requesting party can show it is false.
Apple plans new encryption system to ward off hackers and protect iCloud data
Apple's plans to up it's data-encryption practices to prevent hackers from invading privacy, government's worry this will make law enforcement harder.
Amazon sued for allegedly stealing more than $1M in tips from delivery workers
Amazon Inc. is being sued for allegedly stealing more than $1 million in tips from delivery drivers to subsidize its own labor expenses between 2016 and 2019, a lawsuit states.
GOP reps warn ESG efforts could violate antitrust laws, demand answers from key players
GOP members of the House Judiciary Committee are warning that efforts to get coporations on the same page to advance ESG goals may violate federal antitrust laws.
Student loan forgiveness approvals erroneously sent to applicants: reports
Millions of emails erroneously went out to borrowers to notify them they were approved for student loan debt relief, despite the Biden Administration's program being on hold.
Apple sued by women who claim AirTag devices let stalkers track victims
Apple is being sued by women who claim the California-based company's AirTag devices have made it easier for former partners and stalkers to track them.
San Francisco police may deploy robots as deadly force option, officials take up final vote
San Francisco's board of supervisors is slated to vote a second time on a policy that would permit using robots as a "deadly force option" in limited scenarios.
Uber settles with Chicago for $10 million following investigation
Chicago said it and Uber had come to a $10 million settlement in connection to an investigation of the company's UberEats and Postmates food delivery apps.
Hertz to pay $168 million over theft, arrest problems
Hertz is slated to pay a total of $168 million as part of settlement agreements in connection to allegations that it falsely reported customers of vehicle theft.
Restaurant groups push to overturn California fast-food wage law
Save Local Restaurants said Monday it had filed more than 1 million petition signatures to put the law on hold and place an initiative before California voters on the 2024 ballot.
AT&T to pay $6M to SEC to settle lawsuit over leaks to analysts
Three company execs who the SEC alleged were involved in violating fair disclosure, also agreed to each pay a $25,000 penalty without admitting or denying the regulator's allegations.
Airbnb under fire for suspected carbon monoxide deaths, face wrongful death lawsuit
Three families announced a planned wrongful death lawsuit against Airbnb after their loved ones died of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning.
Epstein estate reaches $105M settlement with US Virgin Islands, denies liability, fault
Attorneys representing the estate of late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has reached a $100 million settlement with the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Man injured in Massachusetts Apple Store crash files lawsuit against Apple, driver, others
Lawyers filed a suit against Apple, the man who drove his SUV into an Apple Store and other entities on behalf of a man injured in the incident and his family.
Virginia Walmart shooting survivor seeks $50 million, claims incident could have been prevented
A Chesapeake, Virginia, Walmart shooting survivor filed a $50 million lawsuit in circuit court on Tuesday, claiming the chain could have fired the shooter.
Walmart shooting victim files $50M lawsuit
A survivor of the recent Walmart mass shooting filed a lawsuit against the retailer on Tuesday in the Virginia court system, seeking $50 million in damages.


















