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Apple Agrees to $50 Million Settlement Over Butterfly Keyboard Complaints

A class-action lawsuit represented customers who sought repairs for the troubled MacBook keyboard, released in certain laptops from 2015 to 2019. Many were frustrated by typing errors.  » mehr lesen

Senate Advances Bill to Bolster U.S. Competitiveness With China

A bipartisan group of senators supported a $52 billion package of subsidies for semiconductor makers, lending momentum to an effort to enact a major industrial policy bill.  » mehr lesen

Harris Jewelry Will Pay Refunds and Stop Loan Collections to Settle Predatory-Lending Charges

The now-defunct retailer sold overpriced goods to members of the military with high-interest loans, prosectors said.  » mehr lesen

Italy Is Haunted by the Pain of Past Economic Crises

As the European Central Bank prepares to raise interest rates for the first time in more than a decade, the challenges for one of the bloc’s largest economies balloon again.  » mehr lesen

Twitter Takes Round 1

Judge Kathaleen McCormick granted the social media giant’s request for an expedited hearing. Now, the two sides are gearing up for a trial in October.  » mehr lesen

Putin Signals Gas Pipeline Will Resume at Reduced Levels

President Vladimir Putin of Russia warned that the Nord Stream 1 natural gas pipeline would not operate at full capacity after maintenance work ends.  » mehr lesen

Inflation Climbs to 9.4 Percent in Britain, a New 40-Year High

The prices of food and fuel continued to rise fast, and consumers were squeezed as wages failed to keep up.  » mehr lesen

Loans Could Burn Start-Up Workers in Downturn

Tech workers took out loans based on the value of their start-up stock in recent years. That may come back to haunt them.  » mehr lesen

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