Chicago Tribune Journalists File Class-Action Lawsuit Alleging Racial and Gender Pay Discrimination
Chicago Tribune journalists have filed a class-action lawsuit alleging pay discrimination based on race and gender, seeking back pay, damages, and the implementation of equitable salary structures.
Hazel Park Cannabis Producer Faces CRA Accusations, Recalls Potentially Tampered With Pre-Rolls
Michigan's Flavor Galaxy faces an 18-count complaint by the CRA for violations, including misleading packaging and record mishandling, with over 1,000 pre-rolled joints recalled for post-testing tampering.
Surprise-based ReSuture Granted Patent for Revolutionary Synthetic Vascular Tissue in Surgical Training Advancement
ReSuture has obtained a patent for its synthetic vascular tissue, enhancing surgical training with models that closely mimic human tissue to improve education and reduce complications.
Consumer Relief as Inflation Rates Decline, Indicating Economic Stability Ahead
The Labor Department reports a decrease in inflation rates, with consumer prices rising by only 3.4% over the year and a modest 0.3% from the previous month, offering relief from the high cost of living.