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Victims of the opioid epidemic confronted the Sackler family members who own Purdue Pharma for the first time in bankruptcy court as the OxyContin maker nears a possible exit from chapter 11 that requires $6 billion in settlement payments from its owners.

The Russian flag carrier was an award-winning airline flying new jets around the world, but all that is threatening to come undone as the European Union closes off airspace to Russian international carriers and the company’s chief executive is added to the list of sanctioned individuals.

Shows including “Morning Joe” and “All In With Chris Hayes” will appear on Peacock hours after they air on TV.

The company plans to offer both a bike and a subscription for one monthly fee in some states, an experiment that aims to find a price proposition that will help return Peloton to profitability without crippling growth.

The move allows staffers with exemptions from the carrier’s U.S. Covid-19 vaccine mandate to return from unpaid leave or from non-customer-facing roles, people familiar with the decision said.

The news network’s former president, who resigned last month citing his failure to report a consensual relationship with a colleague, waived rights to sue CNN parent WarnerMedia.

The tech giant says said the split will make the share price more accessible for potential investors and will allow employees more flexibility in managing stock-based compensation.

The administration’s focus on renewables over fossil fuels has alienated the oil industry when it is needed most.

The short-video app faces one of its biggest challenges since its launch five years ago, as it grapples with a heightened role in geopolitics.

The Tesla CEO asked a federal judge to scrap a settlement with the SEC that subjected his tweets to preapproval, the latest skirmish in an ongoing battle between the Tesla executive and the regulator.