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SEC Says Elon Musk Violated Fraud Settlement With Tweet

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is pursuing a contempt order against Tesla Inc CEO Elon Musk, saying he violated a fraud settlement by tweeting material information without preapproval, sending the firm’s shares down 5 percent. The SEC’s request potentially could reopen a turbulent chapter for the electric vehicle maker

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Close To 2,000 Manufacturing Workers Just Went On Strike In Pennsylvania

Nearly 1,700 workers at a GE Transportation plant in Erie, Pennsylvania, went on strike Tuesday, marking the first large-scale work stoppage in the U.S. manufacturing sector in three years. Union members with the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America (UE) say the factory’s incoming owner, Pennsylvania-based Wabtec Corp., is trying to impose mandatory

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Wynn Resorts Fined $20 Million Over Sexual Misconduct Allegations

Casino mogul Steve Wynn’s former company was fined a record $20 million by Nevada gambling regulators on Tuesday for failing to investigate claims of sexual misconduct made against him before he resigned a year ago. The penalty against Wynn Resorts Ltd. ends an investigation that began after The Wall Street Journal reported that several women

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Jockey Club braces itself for ‘financial challenges’

Image copyright PA The Jockey Club, which runs the UK’s biggest race festivals, is braced for “financial challenges”, despite a tenth year of record profits. Bookmakers have warned that tougher regulations on gambling could hit the racing industry through the closure of thousands of betting shops. The Jockey Club has estimated the cost to racing

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Kentucky Coal Manager Charged With Defrauding Regulators In Black Lung Case

Prosecutors have charged a former high-ranking coal company manager in Kentucky with conspiring to defraud government regulators as they tried to protect miners from black lung disease. The Labor Department announced the grand jury indictment Wednesday of Glendal “Buddy” Hardison, who managed all the western Kentucky mines for the now-defunct Armstrong Coal Co. Officials made

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Crossrail to be finished without Bond Street ‘by March 2021’

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The new £17.6bn railway across London was due to open in December 2018 Crossrail will finally be completed two years behind schedule, transport bosses have confirmed. But the completion between next October and March 2021 will not include the opening of Bond Street, one of 10 new stations along

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OxyContin Maker Purdue Pharma Considering Bankruptcy Filing: Reports

By Mike Spector, Jessica DiNapoli and Nate Raymond March 4 (Reuters) – OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma LP is exploring filing for bankruptcy to address potentially significant liabilities from roughly 2,000 lawsuits alleging the drug manufacturer contributed to the deadly opioid crisis sweeping the United States, people familiar with the matter said on Monday. The potential

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