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The coffeehouse chain said Thursday an internal investigation had shown its chief operating officer and other employees fabricated sales deals.

Three Wall St. firms will work with three law firms for coronavirus airline industry relief.

They say Massachusetts has no connection to the alleged crimes.

Hobby Lobby has come under fire in at least two states for defying new coronavirus-related orders that non-essential businesses be closed.

Luckin's board formed a special committee of three independent directors to investigate the matter. It said it has hired law firm Kirkland & Ellis as independent counsel.

The Theranos founder's attorneys asked a judge to allow them to defy coronavirus-spurred shelter-in-place orders

The prosecution of Wells Fargo executives who oversaw the bank’s activities is seen by lawmakers and investors as one of the final pieces of the scandal’s fallout for the bank.

Most employers with 15 or more employees must abide by Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) laws, which protect employees being punished for asserting their rights.

Michael Sanchez denied being American Media Inc.'s tipster and providing any information, such as nude photos of the billionaire Amazon founder

Most business insurance plans actually have a specific virus exclusion, so insurance companies are unlikely to cover coronavirus-related losses.

Exotic posted the public plea on his Facebook page.

The musician said scant precautions to stem the spread of the virus behind bars put his life at risk.

At least 76,514 COVID-19 cases were reported nationwide as of Thursday afternoon.

Postmates' couriers are more than just "independent contractors," appeals court says

Defense attorneys say investigators bullied their informant into lying and then concealed evidence.

The Buccaneers have used the phrase in recent days to promote Brady’s decision to sign with the team.

Carnival Corp. CEO Arnold Donald previously defended his company's response to the new coronavirus outbreak.

"If you have a big supply of toilet paper in your house, this is not something you have to worry about," Barr said.

Amazon said that sellers found to have violated its policies are referred to law enforcement agencies for potential action.

The healthcare tech startup was headquartered in Palo Alto, California and grew to become a business worth billions.