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"Was World's Richest Person Overpaid?": US Judge Strikes Down Elon Musk Pay
In throwing out Elon Musk's $55 billion Tesla pay deal, a Delaware judge began her legal opinion with a simple question: "Was the richest person in the world overpaid?"
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Banker Brijesh Goel Convicted In US. Friend Testified Against Him
A former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. banker was found guilty of passing inside information on deals to a once-close friend and squash partner who became the prosecution's star witness.
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"Keep Him On Track": Judge In Trump Case Faces Unprecedented Challenge
The New York judge overseeing Donald Trump's historic criminal case has had his share of high-profile trials, but the courtroom drama he'll face with the former president will put him in a whole different league.
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Fyre Fest Fraudster To Give 'Business Insights' in $19,000 Speech
The New York man who served time in prison for fraud over the disastrous 2017 Fyre Festival will be paid $19,000 to share his "unique business insights" with a group of German would-be entrepreneurs next month.
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Apple Sued for $1 Billion by Teenager for Falsely Accusing Him of Theft
A New York student sued Apple for $1 billion, claiming the company’s facial-recognition software falsely linked him to a series of thefts from Apple stores.
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Saudi Arabia Says There's No Evidence It Aided 9/11 Plot
Saudi Arabia asked a US judge to throw out lawsuits claiming it helped al-Qaeda carry out the September 11 terrorist attacks, arguing the victims haven't provided any evidence to back their cases.
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Ivanka Trump Must Answer Questions In 'Wild Thing' Shoe Suit
Ivanka Trump must answer questions in a lawsuit over whether her company ripped off a rival's shoe design, as a judge rejected her claim that she's too busy as a "high-ranking government official" in the White House to sit for a deposition.
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"Was World's Richest Person Overpaid?": US Judge Strikes Down Elon Musk Pay
In throwing out Elon Musk's $55 billion Tesla pay deal, a Delaware judge began her legal opinion with a simple question: "Was the richest person in the world overpaid?"
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Banker Brijesh Goel Convicted In US. Friend Testified Against Him
A former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. banker was found guilty of passing inside information on deals to a once-close friend and squash partner who became the prosecution's star witness.
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"Keep Him On Track": Judge In Trump Case Faces Unprecedented Challenge
The New York judge overseeing Donald Trump's historic criminal case has had his share of high-profile trials, but the courtroom drama he'll face with the former president will put him in a whole different league.
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Fyre Fest Fraudster To Give 'Business Insights' in $19,000 Speech
The New York man who served time in prison for fraud over the disastrous 2017 Fyre Festival will be paid $19,000 to share his "unique business insights" with a group of German would-be entrepreneurs next month.
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Apple Sued for $1 Billion by Teenager for Falsely Accusing Him of Theft
A New York student sued Apple for $1 billion, claiming the company’s facial-recognition software falsely linked him to a series of thefts from Apple stores.
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Saudi Arabia Says There's No Evidence It Aided 9/11 Plot
Saudi Arabia asked a US judge to throw out lawsuits claiming it helped al-Qaeda carry out the September 11 terrorist attacks, arguing the victims haven't provided any evidence to back their cases.
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Ivanka Trump Must Answer Questions In 'Wild Thing' Shoe Suit
Ivanka Trump must answer questions in a lawsuit over whether her company ripped off a rival's shoe design, as a judge rejected her claim that she's too busy as a "high-ranking government official" in the White House to sit for a deposition.
