The Justice Department said Thursday that its has settled a 2016 lawsuit against Atrium Health in which it accused the health care giant of colluding with insurers to boost is profits through higher prices.
Read moreA top U.S. health official on Thursday pledged to try to ban menthol from regular cigarettes, outlaw flavors in all cigars, and tighten rules regarding the sale of most flavored versions of electronic cigarettes.
Read moreRetail sales rebounded sharply in October as consumers stepped up their purchases of motor vehicles and damage from hurricanes impacting the Southeast caused a spike in the sales of building materials, the Commerce Department said Thursday.
Read moreThe European Court of Justice signed off Thursday on the practice of the air carrier Germanwings to express the price of a flight from London to Stuttgart, Germany, in pounds sterling rather than euros, since the former is the local currency in England.
Read moreCows that can withstand hotter temperatures. Cows born without pesky horns. Pigs that never reach puberty. A company wants to alter farm animals by adding and subtracting genetic traits in a lab. It sounds like science fiction, but Recombinetics sees opportunity for its technology in the livestock industry.
Read moreChinese consumers will remain the driving force for the luxury goods market, according to a new study by Bain consultancy released Thursday that shows they will fuel nearly half of global high-end sales by 2025.
Read moreConsumers accuse Juice Organics in a federal class action of falsely advertising and labeling their shampoos and conditioners as “repairing.”
Read moreDespite a court order voiding efforts to delay Obama-era student borrower protections, the U.S. government continues to collect money from borrowers who are entitled to automatic debt relief, a consumer advocacy group claims in a new lawsuit.
Read moreA panel of Eighth Circuit judges grappled Tuesday with the question of whether two of the largest health care providers in North Dakota should be allowed to merge amid concerns the deal will result in a monopoly detrimental to patients in the Bismark area.
Read moreAirbnb brought a federal complaint Tuesday in protest of new limits on short-term residential rentals adopted by the city of Boston.
Read moreThe Justice Department has settled a lawsuit with six broadcast television networks it accused of unlawfully sharing “nonpublic” business information to set elevated ad time rates.
Read moreBy JOSEPH PISANI NEW YORK (AP) — Amazon, which has grown too big for its Seattle hometown, said it will
Read morePoised to settle a jurisdictional issue that has bedeviled it for years, the Supreme Court took up a case Tuesday involving a publisher that was sued for faxing an advertisement to a West Virginia chiropractic office.
Read moreJuul Labs defrauds the public about the nicotine levels in its vaping products, and their “narcotic,” addictive and dangerous effects, a class claims in Miami-Dade County Court.
Read moreAs civil litigation over the now-defunct World Patent Marketing trudges on, court records in more than 10 lawsuits show that acting U.S. Attorney General Matt Whitaker may have profited handsomely from his former role as a board member of the scam patent firm that was shut down by the Federal Trade Commission.
Read moreA man who bought 75 bitcoins claims in a federal complaint that Oklahoma-based Bitcoin Market LLC locked him out of his account, which he values at $530,000.
Read moreRyanair paid $610,000 in subsidies back to French authorities on Friday in order to end a tarmac standoff that forced 149 passengers to disembark from an impounded plane.
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Shareholders are suing communications company Altice USA after the company’s June 2017 initial public offering documents touted the company’s “competitive
Read moreDyson persuaded the European General Court to annul energy-labeling rules Thursday, showing that the tests are misleading since they do not reflect the conditions that occur during actual use.
Read moreEconomic growth across the 19-country eurozone is set to slow down further in coming years and become increasingly reliant on domestic factors like consumer spending, the European Union said Thursday.
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