PlayStation Ordered By Federal Court In Australia To Settle $2.4 million Fine
The Federal Court of Australia has ordered Sony Europe to pay a fine of $2.4 million for allegedly misleading customers.
Missouri AG Josh Hawley Investigating Google, Received $300,000 From Peter Thiel
Peter Thiel, who financed the lawsuit that brought down Gawker, may have a new target in mind: Google.
Trump Economy: Will There Be A US Recession? Republicans Want To Repeal Wall Street Reform Bill Dodd-Frank
House Financial Services Committee Chair Jeb Hensarling appeared poised to release a draft bill getting rid of the law that sought to prevent a repeat of the 2008 financial crisis.
Bank Of America Corp. (BAC) Faces SEC Probe Over Customer-Protection Regulations: WSJ
Regulators have reportedly investigated the bank over maneuvers that took advantage of rules meant to protect depositors from bank failures.
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Consumer group urges FTC to halt Vitaminwater’s 'outlandish' claims
A Washington, DC-based nonprofit watchdog has urged the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to halt deceptive advertising and labeling of vitaminwater by a Coca-Cola Co unit.
China makes fake rice from plastic: report
China reportedly makes fake rice, according to a report.
HP Offers Refunds On PCs With Flawed Intel Chip
Hewitt-Packard joins Samsung, which announced yesterday that it was offering refunds.
Toyota to recall 1.7 mln vehicles worldwide
Japanese auto-maker Toyota Motor Corp said it will recall as many as 1.7 million vehicles worldwide over concerns about a possible fuel leakage problem.
Dennis Kucinich sues over olive in sandwich
Representative Dennis Kucinich sued the House of Representative's cafeteria for selling him a defective sandwich wrap that caused him years of dental damage. The culprit was a defective olive.
Philip Morris not liable to pay LDCT scans, says fed judge
A New York federal judge has dismissed a class-action lawsuit that was seeking to force Philip Morris USA Inc. to pay for medical monitoring program for Marlboro smokers.
Taco Bell sued for not using beef but taco meat fillings for food
Taco Bell was hit with a class action lawsuit alleging that the company falsely advertises certain products as season ground beef or season beef, when in fact they are actually made from taco meat filling.
Defective Chinese drywall prompts CPSC to set up foreign office in mainland
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is setting up its first overseas office for consumer product safety after failing to persuade makers of defective Chinese drywall to compensate affected U.S. homeowners.
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