U.S. Charges Four Chinese Military Members Over Equifax Hack February 10, 2020 By Alyza Sebenius and Chris Strohm The Department of Justice announced charges Monday against four members of China’s People’s Liberation Army for the 2017 hack of...
Storm Ciara Disrupts European Transport, Soccer Matches February 10, 2020 By Charlotte Ryan, William Horobin and William Wilkes Hundreds of flights were canceled and trains ground to a halt as Storm Ciara, or Sabine as it’s known in...
Uber Falters in First Legal Attack on California Gig Worker Law February 10, 2020 By Joel Rosenblatt and Edvard Pettersson Uber Technologies Inc. and Postmates Inc. are unlikely to put a quick stop to a landmark California law they call...
PG&E Vows to Reduce Scope of Deliberate Blackouts to Stop Fires February 10, 2020 By Mark Chediak PG&E Corp. said it aims to shrink the breadth and duration of intentional blackouts during California’s wildfire season as part...
Benzene Emissions at 10 Refineries Exceed EPA Limits: Watchdog February 7, 2020 Ten U.S. oil refineries, including six in Texas, released the cancer-causing chemical benzene in concentrations that exceeded federal limits last...
State Law to Reduce $750 Million Jury Order Against J&J in Baby Powder Case February 7, 2020 By Lisa Girion and Michael Erman Johnson & Johnson was ordered on Thursday by a New Jersey state jury to pay punitive damages of $750 million...
Daughter of Worker Killed in Texas Oil Well Blast Sues Chesapeake Energy, Other Firms February 7, 2020 By Liz Hampton Chesapeake Energy Corp. and three oilfield service firms were sued by the daughter of a worker who suffered fatal injuries...
China’s Coronavirus Deaths, Rise; Supply Chains, Production, Travel Disrupted February 7, 2020 By David Stanway WUHAN, CHINA– China’s fast-moving coronavirus spread among passengers of a quarantined Japanese cruise liner on Thursday and dragged down production...
Connecticut Reports Increase in Workplace-Related Deaths February 7, 2020 The number work-related deaths in Connecticut in 2018 was the highest it’s been since 2010, according to the state Department...
Student Suing Virginia Military Institute Alleges Hazing February 7, 2020 A former Virginia Military Institute student is suing the school, alleging he was waterboarded, assaulted and forced to wrestle another...