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Elon Musk Agrees To Try To Settle Twitter Layoffs Lawsuits, Reveals Memo
Elon Musk's X Corp. has agreed to try to settle claims by thousands of former Twitter employees who say they were cheated of severance pay when the billionaire laid them off after acquiring the social media platform last year, according to a memo.
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Ray-Ban Maker Accused Of Inflating Prices Of Glasses By As Much As 1,000%
The French-Italian owner of the Ray-Ban and Oakley eyewear brands was sued for allegedly scheming with competitors to inflate prices by as much as 1,000%.
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Twitter Employees Sue Social Media Company, Claiming It Refuses to Pay 2022 Bonuses Despite Promises
Twitter employees sued the Elon Musk-led company claiming it refuses to pay 2022 bonuses, despite promises that they would be paid out at 50 percent of their target amounts. As per the lawsuit filed in San Francisco federal court, Twitter has a cash performance bonus plan that is paid out annually and in the months leading up to Elon Musk’s acqui...
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Meta Sued For Contributing To "Mental Health Crisis" In US
Meta Platforms Inc. was sued by the school board in the company's home county for allegedly addicting students to its social media platforms and contributing to a mental health crisis.
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Elon Musk's New Headache: Severance Pay For Laid Off Twitter Workers
Twitter Inc. employees who were laid off shortly after Elon Musk took over are still awaiting details of their severance packages months after being let go, leading to further legal trouble for the new owner.
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Meta, Snap Sued by Mother of US Teenager for His Suicide
Facebook-parent Meta and Snap were sued over a teenager’s suicide in the latest effort by an advocacy group to hold the social media giants responsible for addiction to their platforms.
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Apple Sues Former Employee Over Alleged Leaked Secrets to Media
Apple sued a former employee who worked at the company for more than a decade, claiming he shared its trade secrets with a media contact in exchange for favourable coverage of a startup he invested in.
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Judge In Google Case Disturbed That Even "Incognito" Users Are Tracked
When Google users browse in "Incognito" mode, just how hidden is their activity?
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Amazon Tells Court Booting Parler After US Capitol Violence Was Justified, Urging Not to Restore Web Services
Amazon urged a judge not to order the company to restore Web-hosting service to Parler, saying the conservative social media platform failed to police violent content before and after the US Capitol violence.
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Business Groups Sue Team Trump Over H-1B Visa Rules
Several big U.S. business groups sued the Trump administration seeking to throw out immigration restrictions, including those on H-1B visas issued to highly skilled workers with expertise in specialty fields.
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"Dear Travis...": Lawsuit Reveals Letter That Forced Uber Founder Out
On June 20, 2017, two venture capitalists arrived at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Chicago to hand-deliver a letter to Travis Kalanick. The memo helped convince the Uber Technologies Inc. co-founder to step down as chief executive officer.
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Apple's $539 Million in Damages Is a 'Big Win' Over Samsung
The Apple verdict is the third-largest U.S. jury award in 2018 so far, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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Apple Wants $1 Billion From Samsung at Smartphone Retrial
Apple is seeking about $1 billion from Samsung in another go-round stemming from a long-running smartphone patent-infringement dispute.
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Apple Design Patents "So Narrow": Samsung, Sued For $1 Billion, To Jurors
Apple is seeking about $1 billion from Samsung in another go-round stemming from a long-running smartphone patent-infringement dispute.
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Google Takes Aim at Engineer Left Untouched by Suit Against Uber
Uber's settlement of Waymo's trade-secrets lawsuit in February left a key piece unresolved: the role played by Anthony Levandowski.
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Elon Musk Agrees To Try To Settle Twitter Layoffs Lawsuits, Reveals Memo
Elon Musk's X Corp. has agreed to try to settle claims by thousands of former Twitter employees who say they were cheated of severance pay when the billionaire laid them off after acquiring the social media platform last year, according to a memo.
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Ray-Ban Maker Accused Of Inflating Prices Of Glasses By As Much As 1,000%
The French-Italian owner of the Ray-Ban and Oakley eyewear brands was sued for allegedly scheming with competitors to inflate prices by as much as 1,000%.
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Twitter Employees Sue Social Media Company, Claiming It Refuses to Pay 2022 Bonuses Despite Promises
Twitter employees sued the Elon Musk-led company claiming it refuses to pay 2022 bonuses, despite promises that they would be paid out at 50 percent of their target amounts. As per the lawsuit filed in San Francisco federal court, Twitter has a cash performance bonus plan that is paid out annually and in the months leading up to Elon Musk’s acqui...
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Meta Sued For Contributing To "Mental Health Crisis" In US
Meta Platforms Inc. was sued by the school board in the company's home county for allegedly addicting students to its social media platforms and contributing to a mental health crisis.
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Elon Musk's New Headache: Severance Pay For Laid Off Twitter Workers
Twitter Inc. employees who were laid off shortly after Elon Musk took over are still awaiting details of their severance packages months after being let go, leading to further legal trouble for the new owner.
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Meta, Snap Sued by Mother of US Teenager for His Suicide
Facebook-parent Meta and Snap were sued over a teenager’s suicide in the latest effort by an advocacy group to hold the social media giants responsible for addiction to their platforms.
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Apple Sues Former Employee Over Alleged Leaked Secrets to Media
Apple sued a former employee who worked at the company for more than a decade, claiming he shared its trade secrets with a media contact in exchange for favourable coverage of a startup he invested in.
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Judge In Google Case Disturbed That Even "Incognito" Users Are Tracked
When Google users browse in "Incognito" mode, just how hidden is their activity?
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Amazon Tells Court Booting Parler After US Capitol Violence Was Justified, Urging Not to Restore Web Services
Amazon urged a judge not to order the company to restore Web-hosting service to Parler, saying the conservative social media platform failed to police violent content before and after the US Capitol violence.
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Business Groups Sue Team Trump Over H-1B Visa Rules
Several big U.S. business groups sued the Trump administration seeking to throw out immigration restrictions, including those on H-1B visas issued to highly skilled workers with expertise in specialty fields.
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"Dear Travis...": Lawsuit Reveals Letter That Forced Uber Founder Out
On June 20, 2017, two venture capitalists arrived at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Chicago to hand-deliver a letter to Travis Kalanick. The memo helped convince the Uber Technologies Inc. co-founder to step down as chief executive officer.
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Apple's $539 Million in Damages Is a 'Big Win' Over Samsung
The Apple verdict is the third-largest U.S. jury award in 2018 so far, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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Apple Wants $1 Billion From Samsung at Smartphone Retrial
Apple is seeking about $1 billion from Samsung in another go-round stemming from a long-running smartphone patent-infringement dispute.
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Apple Design Patents "So Narrow": Samsung, Sued For $1 Billion, To Jurors
Apple is seeking about $1 billion from Samsung in another go-round stemming from a long-running smartphone patent-infringement dispute.
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Google Takes Aim at Engineer Left Untouched by Suit Against Uber
Uber's settlement of Waymo's trade-secrets lawsuit in February left a key piece unresolved: the role played by Anthony Levandowski.
