Lawsuit Expenses Against Miami Councilman Joe Carollo Paid by Insurance A jury ordered Carollo to pay $63.5 million in damages to two well-known Miami Little Havana businessmen.
Metro Micro: a shared ride in Los Angeles for a dollar It works through an application and is ideal for short trips and connecting with buses and Metro trains
The 10 largest companies in the United States, according to Fortune Walmart, Amazon, Exxon Mobile continue to position themselves as the companies with the highest income within the classification, according to the Fortune magazine report with data collected from 2022.
The Great Migration: More Americans continue to move to low-tax states Americans are leaving states like California or New York due to high tax burdens and high costs of goods, services, rent, and more.
Microsoft agreed to pay $20 million to settle privacy violation lawsuit The Federal Trade Commission accuses the tech giant of violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.
They assure that Shakira and Pique will divide the sale of their mansion in Barcelona Shakira and Gerard Pique would have chosen to sell and divide the profits of their imposing mansion in Barcelona in equal parts.
Disappeared from call center in Jalisco, did they betray the CJNG with the US? In an editorial report, the newspaper, one of the most important in Jalisco, recently told the CJNG to disappear the young people from the call center in retaliation for information
A GPS error leads an American directly to prison in Canada for drug trafficking The man put the address Niagara Falls, but omitted that the GPS did not direct him to New York, but to Canada and when he found out.
Faced with the poverty crisis in the Philippines, they discover babies for sale for $400 on Facebook The incidence of poverty in the Philippines reached 19.9 million people, as a consequence of the impact of the pandemic, also causing an illegal market that authorities have not stopped.
money saved in PayPal and Venmo could be at risk The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau reported that deposits in these payment applications are not sufficiently supported in the event of a collapse
Representatives approved the debt ceiling deal The House of Representatives has approved a deal to raise the debt ceiling as lawmakers scramble to prevent the nation from defaulting.
Public sector employees in New York will receive a bonus of up to $2,000 dollars Approximately 1,500 full-time public sector workers in the City of Rochester will benefit
