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Jeff Bezos Wants $1.7 Million In Legal Fees From Girlfriend's Brother
Jeff Bezos wants $1.7 million from his girlfriend's brother to cover legal fees the world's second-richest person racked up successfully defending a defamation lawsuit.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Maker CD Projekt Sued by Investor Over Botched Launch
CD Projekt, the Polish video-game publisher of Cyberpunk 2077, was sued by an investor who claims the company misled him about the potential of the error-plagued game whose botched release this month caused shares to dive.
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TikTok Files Lawsuit Against Trump Administration To Fight US Ban
TikTok asked a federal judge in Washington to block the Trump administration from enacting a ban on the fast-growing social-media network.
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Elon Musk Tells Jury He's Worth $20 Billion but Is Short on Cash
Elon Musk says he doesn't have a lot of cash. His wealth came up in the second day of his testimony before a federal jury in Los Angeles, where the Tesla and SpaceX chief executive is on trial over a tweet in which he referred to a British cave expert as a "pedo guy.”
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Huawei Executive Accused of Starting a Spy Mission Against Rival
A senior Huawei executive is accused to be behind an alleged spy mission against a Silicon Valley chip startup.
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Passenger Sues Southwest Over Trauma After Fatal Blast On Flight
Southwest Airlines has been sued by a passenger who witnessed what happened after an exploding engine part shattered a cabin window 20 minutes into a flight from New York-LaGuardia airport.
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Cognizant, US' Top H-1B Visa Sponsor, Tries to Bury 'Anti-White' Lawsuit
Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp., the biggest U.S. sponsor of H-1B visas for foreign information technology specialists, says a civil rights lawsuit accusing the firm of bias against workers who aren't from India is all wrong.
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TCS Faces US Trial in Case That Alleges Anti-American Bias
India's Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. will have to defend itself at a US trial over claims that it's biased against American workers.
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For TCS, Big Hearing In US Today On Alleged Anti-White Worker Bias
TCS cites its reliance on foreign guest-worker visas as a defense against the bias claims.
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The Fight Over A Dubai Uber-Luxe $1 Billion Hotel With 500 Rooms
The owner of a $1 billion luxury hotel in Dubai claims the management company it fired just three months after opening is still scaring off visitors.
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US Government Strikes Back at Silicon Valley Support for Apple
Google and Microsoft were among the dozens of tech firms that decried what they called an unprecedented expansion of government power.
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Amazon Veers Into Labour Law Fight Zone for Hurried Deliveries
It's the same claim facing Uber and others using on-demand workers who now insist on being treated like regular employees.
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Jeff Bezos Wants $1.7 Million In Legal Fees From Girlfriend's Brother
Jeff Bezos wants $1.7 million from his girlfriend's brother to cover legal fees the world's second-richest person racked up successfully defending a defamation lawsuit.
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Cyberpunk 2077 Maker CD Projekt Sued by Investor Over Botched Launch
CD Projekt, the Polish video-game publisher of Cyberpunk 2077, was sued by an investor who claims the company misled him about the potential of the error-plagued game whose botched release this month caused shares to dive.
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TikTok Files Lawsuit Against Trump Administration To Fight US Ban
TikTok asked a federal judge in Washington to block the Trump administration from enacting a ban on the fast-growing social-media network.
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Elon Musk Tells Jury He's Worth $20 Billion but Is Short on Cash
Elon Musk says he doesn't have a lot of cash. His wealth came up in the second day of his testimony before a federal jury in Los Angeles, where the Tesla and SpaceX chief executive is on trial over a tweet in which he referred to a British cave expert as a "pedo guy.”
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Huawei Executive Accused of Starting a Spy Mission Against Rival
A senior Huawei executive is accused to be behind an alleged spy mission against a Silicon Valley chip startup.
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Passenger Sues Southwest Over Trauma After Fatal Blast On Flight
Southwest Airlines has been sued by a passenger who witnessed what happened after an exploding engine part shattered a cabin window 20 minutes into a flight from New York-LaGuardia airport.
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Cognizant, US' Top H-1B Visa Sponsor, Tries to Bury 'Anti-White' Lawsuit
Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp., the biggest U.S. sponsor of H-1B visas for foreign information technology specialists, says a civil rights lawsuit accusing the firm of bias against workers who aren't from India is all wrong.
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TCS Faces US Trial in Case That Alleges Anti-American Bias
India's Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. will have to defend itself at a US trial over claims that it's biased against American workers.
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For TCS, Big Hearing In US Today On Alleged Anti-White Worker Bias
TCS cites its reliance on foreign guest-worker visas as a defense against the bias claims.
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The Fight Over A Dubai Uber-Luxe $1 Billion Hotel With 500 Rooms
The owner of a $1 billion luxury hotel in Dubai claims the management company it fired just three months after opening is still scaring off visitors.
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US Government Strikes Back at Silicon Valley Support for Apple
Google and Microsoft were among the dozens of tech firms that decried what they called an unprecedented expansion of government power.
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Amazon Veers Into Labour Law Fight Zone for Hurried Deliveries
It's the same claim facing Uber and others using on-demand workers who now insist on being treated like regular employees.
