A New Mexico jury has ordered Meta to pay $375 million, finding the tech giant violated consumer laws regarding child safety and mental health. The landmark verdict follows evidence of predatory practices and systemized failures to protect minors on Facebook and Instagram.
Canada’s top financial regulator, Peter Routledge, warns that global geopolitical upheaval is creating unpredictable risks for the banking sector. OSFI is now focusing on housing market vulnerabilities and tightening oversight on climate risk disclosures.
A High Court ruling has ordered the estate of the late Mike Lynch to pay HP $1.24 billion in damages, likely leading to the estate's bankruptcy. The judgment marks the resolution of a long-standing fraud dispute following the 2011 Autonomy acquisition.
Nearly 10 million pounds of frozen foods, including Trader Joe’s Vegetable Fried Rice, have been recalled due to potential glass contamination. This expansion brings the total affected product weight to over 33 million pounds, with distribution spanning 43 states across the U.S.
Jeff Webb, the founder of Varsity Spirit who secured Olympic recognition for cheerleading, has died at 76 following a tragic accident. A mentor to the late Charlie Kirk, Webb’s career spanned decades of sports innovation and conservative activism.
Locanto is gaining momentum in the UK property market by connecting buyers and renters directly with individual owners. The platform's commitment to free listings and community-focused infrastructure is helping users navigate a sector where prices are forecast to rise by 20% by 2028.
Epic Games is laying off over 1,000 staff members as the company looks to offset a $500 million revenue shortfall caused by a slump in Fortnite engagement. CEO Tim Sweeney stated the cuts are necessary to stabilize the firm despite facing broader industry-wide economic pressures.
Dollarama shares fell 7% on Tuesday despite a positive Q4 earnings report and a dividend increase. The decline highlights investor sensitivity to high valuation multiples amid recent weather-related sales headwinds.
A new UK-based subscription deal is offering over £95 worth of skincare and makeup for under £10. The 'Glow-Up Edit' features five full-size beauty products, reflecting a growing consumer preference for curated, high-value subscription boxes.
Former councillor Tim Cartmell has been named AVP of Major Capital Projects at NAIT, where he will oversee the construction of the new Advanced Skills Centre. Cartmell emphasized his long-term commitment to the Edmonton region following his career in civic politics.
Dunelm has slashed the price of its popular Ada Bedspread to under £30 as part of a seasonal spring promotion. The item, praised for its machine-washable design, is now competing with various retailers in the affordable home styling market.
World Snooker Tour has secured a landmark deal to keep the World Championship at the Crucible Theatre until 2045. The venue will undergo a £45 million refurbishment to increase capacity and modernize facilities while preserving its historic status.
