Amazon seller consultant admits to bribing employees to help clients; will plead guilty
In 2020, federal officials charged six individuals, including Ephraim Rosenberg, with conspiracy to commit bribery.
LabCorp to pay $2.1 million to settle DOJ lawsuit for allegedly overbilling Defense Department
A former LabCorp employee turned whistleblower sued the diagnostic testing company in 2018 on behalf of the federal government under the False Claims Act.
Shooting at Nashville Christian school leaves 3 children and 3 adults dead, officials say
A 28-year-old woman with two “assault-type rifles and a handgun” opened fire inside the Covenant School on Burton Hills Boulevard in Nashville, police said.
Fed’s Barr calls Silicon Valley Bank failure a ‘textbook case of mismanagement’
The Federal Reserve’s top banking regulator said Monday that the failure of Silicon Valley Bank was due largely to mismanagement.
BioNTech shares slip on gloomy Covid vaccine sales outlook
The shares initially fell by 6.4% to an intraday low of $119.98 a share before recovering most of those losses in late morning trading.
Microsoft says its new version of Teams is twice as fast
Microsoft is starting to test its new version of Teams for Windows. The new version will be twice as fast, the company said.
Jeremy Siegel says Fed Chair Powell still has the ‘completely wrong approach’
Wharton professor believes inflation is largely under control and that the Fed’s decision to maintain rates is the “wrong approach” for the economy.
Disability rights activist faces Supreme Court showdown over hotel accessibility lawsuits
The justices will decide whether accessibility “testers” can sue over a lack of information on hotel websites when they have no intention of staying at the hotels in question.
Philadelphia rescinds bottled-water alert after chemical spill in the Delaware River
City officials said tap water was safe to drink for now after the spill of a chemical used in latex finishing. The system was under constant testing, they said.
