Big Lots, Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on September 9, 2024, and is shifting focus to liquidation sales after failing to finalize asset sales and facing financing issues.
Israeli authorities systematically deny water access to Palestinian civilians in Gaza, leading to thousands of deaths and allegations of crimes against humanity, including genocide.
Orrick reported $1.465 billion in gross revenue and $3.113 million in profits per equity partner for 2023, with bonuses scheduled for mid-February distribution.
The Department of Labor proposed significant salary threshold increases for overtime exemptions, but a Texas judge reinstated previous rates, impacting businesses' salary plans.
Publicly-traded companies must secure shareholder approval for equity compensation plans, adhering to proxy advisory firm recommendations and compliance with SEC regulations and reporting requirements.
The compliance program faced significant challenges due to vague regulations, resulting in multiple violations, urgent audits, and a pressing need for a comprehensive risk assessment strategy.
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's appearance in *&Juliet* has provoked criticism from conservatives, highlighting tensions between judicial integrity and cultural engagement among Supreme Court justices.
The Federal Trade Commission has mandated upfront disclosure of total service costs for hotels and event ticketing, addressing hidden fees and enhancing consumer transparency.
U.S. export controls for spacecraft and launch vehicles are evolving, with new regulations from the Department of Commerce and State Department enhancing national security and commercial integration.
The FDA has designated 1,041 devices as breakthroughs, with only 128 achieving final approval, raising concerns about the remaining 913 devices' status and industry impact.