
John Deere Settles $99 Million Lawsuit Over Alleged Repair Monopolization
Agricultural equipment manufacturer John Deere agreed to pay $99 million to settle claims it monopolized tractor repair services.

Agricultural equipment manufacturer John Deere agreed to pay $99 million to settle claims it monopolized tractor repair services.
U.S. service members who survived an Iranian attack in Kuwait that killed six soldiers are disputing the Pentagon's official description of the incident.

Previously underperforming software stocks have participated in recent market gains as option traders shift focus to upcoming earnings reports.

The Social Security Trust Fund faces depletion by 2032 due to demographic and economic pressures, according to government projections.

John Ashby, 32, received a life sentence with minimum 14-year term for attacking a Sikh woman in religiously motivated crime.

International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan faces disciplinary proceedings following sexual misconduct allegations.

Unite Here union representing 2,000 SoFi Stadium workers threatens to strike during World Cup matches over working conditions and ICE presence concerns.

Nine people, including children, have been sickened in an E. coli outbreak connected to raw milk and cheese from a California company.

Former North Texas quarterback Drew Mestemaker has transferred to Oklahoma State following coach Eric Morris.
KKR imposed redemption limits on an asset-based fund after 7.2% withdrawal requests, while TCW cut Red Lobster equity value by 98%.

Jeffrey MacDonald, a University of Massachusetts Amherst chef who received an award last year, has been charged with killing his wife at an on-campus hotel.
Scientists are working on biotechnology solutions to reduce environmental impact of concrete manufacturing and improve wheat varieties for better nutrition and climate resilience.

Furniture stores are closing and filing for bankruptcy as record-low housing market activity leaves fewer customers needing to furnish new homes.
Eighteen Nebraska football players are challenging the College Sports Commission's rejection of third-party NIL deals worth over $1 million total.
Multiple Middle Eastern countries face drone and missile attacks as regional conflict widens, raising concerns about interceptor stockpiles.
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