Posted by Kevin Lizano. The Fox News piece chronicles the details of a court deposition presented by the plaintiff’s attorney, a ‘Q and A’ where evidence of Epstein’s criminal culpability might be put on the table for all to see. During the deposition, the well-connected Epstein, a banker with many powerful acquaintances, is met with …
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Posted by Matthew Albino. For my Legal Foundations of Business extra credit assignment, I chose an article entitled “Thomson Reuters launches new AI tools for legal professionals” by Eric Revell of Fox Business. This article was published on March 2nd, 2024. This article is about Thomson Reuters, a media and information firm based in Toronto, …
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Posted by Nathaniel Vojt. Apple is facing a lawsuit over their monopoly over cloud storage for Apple devices. Certain files are restricted to only being stored via Apple’s iCloud platform. Only iCloud can host some data from Apple’s devices including application data and device settings that users need to access when they replace their device. …
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Posted by Ansh Vakharia. My name is Ansh Vakharia I am a freshman at Seton Hall University, and I am majoring in finance. When I was a kid, the news line about Edward Snowden really intrigued me, which is why I decided to read an article about data breaching. In the article “IRS Leaker Sought …
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Posted by Ethan Storck. Nearly every single day we see news articles and stories focusing on “Artificial Intelligence” (or “AI”), and how AI is the future of so many different industries. This includes everything from medicine, law, banking, cybersecurity and so much more. However, with the growth of AI comes new and expanding issues for …
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Posted by Julia Salomon. This article highlights the details regarding the New York business lawsuit against former U.S President, Donald Trump. This all started when Letitia James, a New York Attorney General accused Donald Trump, his two sons, The Trump Organization, and its top employees for fraudulently inflating Trump’s assets in order to boost his …
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Posted by Gavin Reed. In recent news, it was reported that twitter had failed to pay millions of dollars in bonuses to their employees. The senior director of Twitter, Mark Schobinger was of the first to report this after Twitters breach of their contract with him in June. The suit was caused by the failure …
Posted by Brianna Favatella. Stanford University dropout Elizabeth Holmes rose to fame as a celebrity entrepreneur, only to witness the downfall of her company when its technology was exposed as fraudulent. Once hailed for her innovative blood-testing startup Theranos Inc., which reached a valuation of $9 billion, Holmes now faces the consequences of her actions. …
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Posted by Khalil Crumes. The nation’s tax revenue suffers a significant blow due to millionaire and billionaire tax evasion, totaling over $150 billion annually, as per IRS Chief Danny Werfel. This evasion aggravates government shortages and challenges the fairness of the tax system. The IRS, encouraged by recent Congressional funding, has initiated an extensive crackdown …
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Posted by Anastasha Yee. Elon Musk is most notably known for being the CEO of Tesla Inc., although he also created OpenAI in 2015 as well as other companies. Due to his many duties in his various areas of work, he realized that OpenAI had drifted philosophically further than he had intended which ultimately led …
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