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Federal Judge Scraps $4.7 Billion Damages Award in NFL “Sunday Ticket” Lawsuit
U.S. District Judge Philip Gutierrez ruled on Thursday that the testimony of two expert witnesses, who had presented analyses in favor of the plaintiffs, employed flawed methodologies that should have been excluded from trial.
CrowdStrike Shareholders Sue After Global Computer Outage Leads to Billions in Losses
Many Fortune 500 companies use CrowdStrike products to detect and defeat “hacking threats,” but a mid-July update to CrowdStrike’s signature Falcon software was released with “problematic content data” incompatible with Windows, which caused up to 8.5 million computers to crash.
How to Protect Electric Vehicles from Cyberattacks
Manufacturing companies must prioritize security from the beginning of their design process.
Legal Risks to Consider Before a DIY Renovation
Taking these precautions ensures that your renovation is successful, secure, and compliant with all laws.
How Credit Scores Can Limit Housing Options
It is important to know where you stand and try to improve it if you can, and that’s why good financial literacy is key.
Arizona Health Officials Warn of Uptick in Hantavirus Cases
This rodent virus is spreading throughout the state and has already claimed the lives of four people.
How Lifestyle Changes Could Slash Cancer (and Death) Rates
Making simply switches can go a long way in protecting one’s quality of life.
Can Workplaces Dictate Formal Attire for Women?
As offices change with the times, it’s important to find an approach to professional dress that works for all employees and is inclusive and practical.
Can Healthcare Providers Break the Law to Protect You?
If you’re worried about your medical privacy, ask questions. Your health and privacy matter.