The spectacular fall from grace of US healthtech firm Theranos and its CEO, Elizabeth Holmes, which began when three employees contacted state regulators about the company’s misleading claims, hi...

RUNDU – After anonymous claims of widespread jobs for sale and bribery against education officials in the two Kavango regions, the ministry says those making the allegations must come forth with ...

Two whistleblowers urged the U.S. Supreme Court to revive their False Claims Act suit against SuperValu Inc. alleging that it overcharged federal healthcare programs for prescription drugs. The U...

Prospects for the failed Corporate Sanctions Act in Germany The former federal Government has been unable to implement a second legislative project, the Corporate Sanctions Act. The corresponding...

As much as we would like for people to have equal income and be equally financially stable, the world doesn’t work that way. Some professions require an education, while others don’t, some profes...

Rappler lawyer says recent admission in the US by Quiboloy paralegal ‘very significant devt’ MANILA — Cagayan de Oro prosecutors have junked 7 cyber libel complaints against Rappler journalists,...

Laurie Woods sued the American Film Institute, a nonprofit entity, because she thought she should be paid for volunteering. In fact, she thought it should pay all its volunteers. Consequently, sh...

Two Long Beach City College (LBCC) educators have filed a class-action lawsuit charging LBCC with violating minimum wage laws with the way it pays part-time faculty, in a case that is likely to s...

Southern California grocery workers at Ralphs and Vons/Pavilions/Albertsons have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract, likely avoiding a potential strike. “Once our members have had an...