President Biden is taking action to address the rising costs faced by Americans by targeting corporate practices that contribute to financial strain. By distributing relief funds to support working families, the administration aims to alleviate the burden of high prices on necessities such as food, housing, and healthcare.
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AMC Networks, a major entertainment company, has recently settled a class-action lawsuit. The settlement, which was reached after months of negotiations, has important implications for affected individuals. Here’s what you need to know about this development and how it may impact you.
Flight attendants across the United States took part in a nationwide protest on Monday, known as the ‘Day of Action,’ to demand better working conditions and job protections. Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) was one of the major locations where flight attendants gathered to make their voices heard.
Sports Illustrated, one of the most iconic sports magazines, is now facing a legal battle as its unions are taking action against recent layoffs. The renowned publication, hit hard by the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, announced the termination of several employees, leading to discontent within its workforce.
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Verizon customers who experienced unauthorized charges on their bills between April 27, 2012, and May 1, 2015, could be eligible for a share of a $100 million class action settlement. The settlement comes as a result of a lawsuit against Verizon for charges placed on customers’ bills without their authorization or consent.
The Tokyo Summer Paralympics (TSP) scheduled for 2024 are just around the corner, and athletes, organizers, and spectators alike are gearing up for the highly anticipated event. As preparations intensify, it is crucial to ensure that all necessary action items are addressed promptly. Here are some key tasks that need to be undertaken without delay.
In a significant development for Johnson & Johnson (J&J), a federal judge has certified a shareholder class action against the company over its talc disclosures. The decision has opened the gateway for aggrieved shareholders to collectively sue the consumer goods giant on allegations of misleading investors.
