Lockheed Martin to pay $29.5 million to settle federal DEI probe
Lockheed Martin agreed to pay $29.5 million to resolve federal claims of discrimination against white workers under its diversity programs, WSJ reports.
1 source · WSJ
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Justin Sun Seeks Sanctions on World Liberty Over Undisclosed UAE Ties
Tron founder Justin Sun filed a motion for sanctions against World Liberty Financial, saying the firm hid its UAE citizenship. Reported by The Block.
1 source · The Block
Northisle starts environmental review for its North Island copper-gold project in Canada
Regulators accepted Northisle's project description for North Island, formally starting its environmental assessment; the PFS is due Q1 2027.
1 source · TradingView
Queensland Land Court Recommends Approval of Whitehaven's Winchester South Coal Project
The Queensland Land Court has recommended approving Whitehaven Coal's Winchester South project, which now moves to federal EPBC approval review.
1 source · Reuters
US regulators sue Dollar General over checkout prices above shelf tags
The Federal Trade Commission and 20 states accuse Dollar General of overcharging at the register. The WSJ reports over 29,000 complaints since 2023.
1 source · WSJ
GM to pay $220 million to settle claims over driver data sales
General Motors will pay $220 million to resolve allegations that it sold driving data to brokers, who passed it on to insurers setting premiums.
1 source · TradingView
Pulte's housing agency obstructed watchdog, internal report says
A report by the FHFA's inspector general says the agency led by Bill Pulte withheld records, hindering oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
1 source · Reuters
Cheap Device Enables Hands-Free Driving and Draws Regulators' Scrutiny
WSJ reports a $1,000 aftermarket kit from Comma.ai lets drivers go hands-free, while NHTSA probes crashes, including three deaths, linked to it.
1 source · WSJ
Bally's Backs The Star's Acceptance of a Federal Court Decision
Bally's Corporation backs The Star's acceptance of a Federal Court ruling and stays committed to The Star Entertainment's management and board.
1 source · Reuters
IMI raises full-year guidance, Lloyds says targets on track
IMI lifted its full-year earnings guidance and Lloyds kept its 2026 targets after a Q3 profit rise. US indices closed higher after the Fed held rates.
1 source · TradingView
FTC seeks details on individual pricing from Walmart, Uber and Delta
The US Federal Trade Commission has asked Walmart, Uber and seven other firms how they use shoppers' personal data to set individual prices and wages.
2 sources · Reuters
Star Entertainment fined A$260 million over anti-money laundering breaches
An Australian federal court fined casino operator Star Entertainment A$260 million for breaching anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws.
2 sources · Reuters
Australian Court Orders Star Entertainment Units to Pay A$260 Million in Penalties
Australia's Federal Court has set pecuniary penalties of A$195 million for Star Sydney and A$65 million for Star Queensland, Reuters reports.
1 source · Reuters
FTC and 20 States Sue Dollar General Over Shelf Prices Lower Than Register Charges
The Federal Trade Commission and 20 states accuse Dollar General of routinely charging customers more at the register than advertised prices.
1 source · Dow Jones Newswires
FTC sues Dollar General over prices charged above shelf tags
The FTC and 20 states sue Dollar General, alleging stores routinely charged shoppers more at checkout than displayed prices, per TradingView.
1 source · TradingView
FTC Escalates AI Safety Probe and Demands Testimony From Anthropic Executives
The US FTC is seeking testimony from Anthropic executives and issuing demands to OpenAI, as Anthropic readies an IPO that could raise $100 billion or more.
1 source · Stocktwits
US judge lets Eli Lilly keep running weight-loss drug ads
A US federal judge refused Novo Nordisk's bid to block Eli Lilly's weight-loss drug ads. The false advertising lawsuit remains ongoing.
2 sources · Reuters
Argentine judge closes LIBRA token case against Milei and ten other people
An Argentine federal judge closed the LIBRA token case against Milei and 10 others, finding no criminally relevant deception, reports The Block.
1 source · The Block
Argentine court closes probe into Milei and his sister over LIBRA token
A criminal case over the role of Javier and Karina Milei in the LIBRA meme coin affair has been closed, Reuters reports, citing court records.
1 source · Reuters
Court Approves $535 Million Berkshire Deal Over Talc Asbestos Claims
A New Jersey bankruptcy court approved a $535 million settlement Berkshire Hathaway reached over asbestos claims tied to Whittaker Clark talc.
1 source · WSJ