FAA Poised to Reject New Simulator Training Before 737 Max Flies U.S. aviation regulators are increasingly convinced they don’t need to mandate new simulator training for pilots of Boeing Co.’s 737... Read More
Nuclear Plant Where U.S. Flirted With Its Own Chernobyl to Close It started with a pump failure early on the morning of March 28, 1979. Steam generators were unable to draw... Read More
GEICO Gets Progressive, Joins Auto Insurers Offering Telematics Berkshire Hathaway’s GEICO auto insurer has joined the ranks of carriers using telematics to track and improve driver behavior—after resisting... Read More
App Allows Inspectors to Find Gas Pump Skimmers Faster A team of computer scientists at the University of California, San Diego and the University of Illinois has developed an... Read More
Lyft Faces Sexual Assault Lawsuits That Could Tarnish Image Lyft Inc.’s image as the “woke” ride-hailing company faces a new challenge from a rash of lawsuits filed by women... Read More
L’Oreal Owes Olaplex $91 Million for Stealing Trade Secrets In the final moments of his rebuttal to L’Oreal SA’s closing argument in a trade-secrets trial, a lawyer for California... Read More
Business News: Pasich Law Firm, Transcom, Orchid Medical Pasich Law Firm Appoints Halprin as Partner Pasich LLP, a New York law firm that specializes in insurance recovery and... Read More
Bayer Mediator Dismisses Report of $8 Billion Roundup Settlement NEW YORK/FRANKFURT — Bayer AG has not offered to pay billions of dollars to settle claims in the United States... Read More
Viewpoint: Choosing the Best Tools for Discovery in Work Comp Cases Life does not always turn out quite like we planned. If you had asked me at age 16 what I... Read More
Study Links Cheating on Spouse with Professional Misconduct People who cheat on their spouses are a lot more likely to engage in misconduct in the workplace, according to... Read More