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Los Angeles Undermines Freedom of Information In Suit Over Police Photos
In 2022, the City of Los Angeles Office of the City Attorney settled a public records lawsuit filed by Ben Camacho, a local journalist, under the California Public Records Act. That law grants members of the public access to government records upon request. Camacho had requested headshots of all the Los Angeles Police Department’s (LAPD) […]
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Walgreens Stock Lashed as Investors Left With ‘Nothing to Go On’
Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc. shares are capping off their worst month in more than five years as the troubled drugstore chain navigates a difficult turnaround that has caused Wall Street to flee the stock.
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HSBC’s Noel Quinn Ends 37-Year CEO Dream With Surprise Departure
In the end, the only thing more surprising than Noel Quinn’s appointment as chief executive officer of HSBC Holdings Plc was his departure.
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Worst Returns Since September Show Munis Vulnerable to Fed Talk
Municipal bonds this month showed that all credit markets are vulnerable to the worry over interest rates remaining high, producing their worst performance since September.
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Supreme Court Lets Texas Enforce Porn Age-Verification Law
The US Supreme Court let Texas keep imposing age-verification requirements on porn sites, rejecting a challenge by an industry-led group arguing that the new law violates the constitutional rights of adults.
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Rabanne Owner Puig, Shareholders Raise €2.6 Billion in IPO
Spanish beauty and fragrance group Puig Brands SA and its founding family raised €2.6 billion ($2.8 billion), pricing shares at the top end of the marketed range in Europe’s biggest listing so far this year.
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Paramount Should Consider Apollo-Sony Deal Over Skydance, Major Shareholder Says
Paramount Global should consider other proposals before merging with David Ellison’s Skydance Media, according to Ariel Investments founder John W. Rogers.
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Top Cocoa Producer Ivory Coast Suspects Fraud in Fairtrade Beans
Ivory Coast has suspended its Fairtrade cocoa program on suspicions the system was contaminated with beans that aren’t certified.
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Hacker Found Guilty of Leaking Finnish Therapy Records
Aleksanteri Kivimäki was convicted of the largest crime in Finland’s history and sentenced to six years in prison.
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Molson Coors Says ‘Volatile Times,’ Not Ozempic, Dim Its Beer Outlook
Molson Coors Brewing Co.’s more cautious outlook for beer consumption isn’t coming from the new class of weight-loss drugs, which some have speculated would dent the alcohol industry, its chief executive officer said.
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