Aaron Gregg
Washington Post
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Elizabeth Holmes projected to leave prison in 9 years instead of 11
The disgraced start-up founder's release date has been changed to 2032, federal records show. → Read More
Canadian court gives thumbs up on emoji counting as binding contract
A dispute over a flax contract could usher in a "new reality in Canadian society," according to a recent opinion from a Saskatchewan judge. → Read More
UPS, Teamsters contract talks break down, raising the odds of a strike
A marathon negotiation session ended early Wednesday with UPS and the Teamsters Union accusing each other of walking away from the table. → Read More
Strong sales for Tesla, Rivian signal growth in EV interest, analysts say
Shares of both companies soared Monday after they delivered more vehicles than expected in the most recently completed quarter → Read More
In a first, FTC charges genetic testing firm over failure to protect data
The Federal Trade Commission faulted 1Helath.io, formerly known as Vitagene, with failing to protect consumers' genetic information. → Read More
Former U.S. Virgin Islands first lady aided Epstein, JPMorgan argues
Citing emails, JPMorgan Chase accused former first lady Cecile de Jongh of helping Jeffrey Epstein navigate regulations in the U.S. Virgin Islands. → Read More
West Coast ports reach union contract, ending year-long labor dispute
The tentative contract between the Pacific Maritime Association and the International Longshore and Warehouse Union covers longshoremen at 29 Wet Coast ports. → Read More
JPMorgan reaches settlement with Jeffrey Epstein’s victims
The tentative deal would resolve a lawsuit filed on behalf of sexual abuse victims of the disgraced financier and claims the bank giant ignored warnings about him. → Read More
Netflix subscriptions soar after password crackdown
The streaming giant saw its daily sign-ups go up by 102 percent after it alerted subscribers it would begin to curb password sharing on May 23. → Read More
SEC sues Coinbase, one day after taking aim at Binance
The federal regulator accused the cryptocurrency platform of operating as an unregistered securities broker. → Read More
Labor dispute snarls operations at West Coast ports
Major retail and manufacturing groups are urging the White House to help broker a deal between dockworkers and port operators. → Read More
Judge in Disney-DeSantis federal lawsuit removes himself
The federal judge assigned to Walt Disney Co.’s lawsuit against Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has recused himself from the case. → Read More
Macy’s cuts full-year outlook in latest sign of retail weakness
Weaker sales expectations at Macy's are the latest sign of weakness in the retail sector, as consumers trade down to cheaper products. → Read More
Telecom company sued by nearly every state over billions of robocalls
A coalition of 48 states and the District alleges that Avid Telecom facilitated 21 billion calls from 2018 to 2023, including many on the Do Not Call Registry. → Read More
Disney ends nearly $1 billion Fla. project in DeSantis feud’s latest salvo
Citing ‘considerable changes’ to business conditions, Disney canceled plans for an office complex that was expected to bring more than 2,000 jobs to Florida. → Read More
Deutsche Bank said to agree to $75 million settlement in Epstein case
Plaintiffs in a proposed class action lawsuit accused the German bank of enabling the disgraced financier’s sex crimes. → Read More
Disney asks Fla. court to toss lawsuit from DeSantis’s board
Disney has asked Florida's 9th Judicial Circuit Court to throw out a lawsuit brought against it by Gov. Ron DeSantis's hand-picked oversight board. → Read More
Wells Fargo agrees to $1 billion shareholder settlement
The lawsuit brought by shareholders, including pension funds, accused the bank of misleading investors about the extent of its compliance with consent orders. → Read More
An automotive manufacturer refused a massive airbag recall. Now what?
The NHTSA wants ARC Automotive to recall airbag inflators affecting 67 million vehicles, citing the risk of flying metal linked to several injuries, including one death. → Read More
Falling meat prices hurt Tyson Foods as shares plummet
Prices for pork and beef have fallen over the past year as demand has softened, one of the largest U.S. meat producers says. → Read More