Posted by Marley Havercome. A union of families and advocates sued New Jersey, claiming that the public school system is racially and socioeconomically segregated due to the so-called “Home Rule” statute which ties school enrollment to municipal boundaries. Judge Robert T. Loughy a Judge in the state of New Jersey’s Superior Court had a mixed …
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Posted by Melissa Guerbi. DoorDash, a food delivery platform that is used worldwide, has agreed to pay nearly $17 million in a settlement after it was found to have used customer tips to subsidize delivery workers’ wages instead of paying them directly. According to New York Attorney General Letitia James, “Between May 2017 and September …
Posted by Lynette Grajales. In recent developments, President Donald Trump has expressed his intention to engage in discussions with China to ensure the continued operation of the popular social media app TikTok in the United States despite past concerns over its Chinese ownership. While the Biden administration has pushed for a potential ban or forced …
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Posted by Dylan Espineli. In Southeast Asia, billionaire Kuok Meng Wei is leading a rise in demand for data storage due to the growth of artificial intelligence (AI). A recent Forbes story reports that Kuok Meng Wei, the grandson of business magnate Robert Kuok, is leading K2 Strategic’s $10 billion data center project. He is …
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Posted by Nina Davis. TikTok a multimillionaire corporation which is known for its large social media presences and widespread audience is struggling to uphold their case to continue in the United States. Concerns over whether or not this app is safe for US citizens data have been raised for a couple of years now and …
Posted by Olivia Beauvois. When examining the article, both the Gonzalez v. Google LLC and Twitter v. Taamneh cases highlight the more extreme instances of risk factors involving social media. The case Gonzalez v. Google LLC was brought to the court by the family of Nohemi Gonzalez, who was unfortunately killed in the November 2015 …
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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