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The newspaper publisher said its board has approved a shareholder rights plan, effective for one year, that would block the hedge fund from acquiring more than 10% of the company as it considers the hostile bid.

Adam Mosseri will testify in Congress during the week of Dec. 6 to respond to questions about the app’s effects on younger users sparked by a Wall Street Journal investigation.

Retail workers, who last holiday season were confronted with complaints about mask mandates, are now dealing with customers upset about higher prices and missing merchandise.

The death of longtime head Richard Robinson left his former girlfriend, an executive, with a controlling stake in the publisher and set up a messy succession battle with his family.

Two counties in the state argued that the pharmacy chains created a public nuisance by enabling the opioid crisis, in a widely watched case among thousands filed against pharmacy chains.

HP reported strong earnings and gave an upbeat outlook, aided by office reopenings and an expectation for healthy consumer demand through the holiday shopping season despite supply shortages.

The lawsuit seeks to bar the surveillance-software company from using the iPhone maker’s products.

The Justice Department filed an emergency motion arguing that another court’s postponement of the vaccine-or-testing mandate was unjustified.

An antitrust lawsuit alleges U.S. Sugar’s proposed acquisition of Imperial Sugar is anticompetitive.

The announcement is expected at a Tuesday event to be attended by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, sources say.