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Malaysian Resources Corporation Bhd has won a consent order at Shah Alam High Court against activist Abdul Razak Ismail over online publications concerning the stadium demolition and redevelopment project.
A California court has rejected attempts by Meta and Google to overturn a jury verdict holding them liable for designing addictive social media platforms. The judge upheld a $6 million damages award in the case.
Four major social media companies have agreed to pay US$27 million to settle a lawsuit brought by a Kentucky school district claiming their platforms harmed students' mental health and sleep patterns.
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are facing nearly RM8.3 million in mechanics liens filed by contractors over renovation work at their upstate New York estate, with one firm claiming over RM5.4 million in unpaid fees.
Silicon Valley law firm Fenwick & West has agreed to pay $54 million to resolve claims from FTX customers who accused the firm of enabling the cryptocurrency exchange's massive fraud scheme.
Meta, Google, Snap and TikTok have settled a landmark case brought by a Kentucky school district alleging social media harms student mental health. The move avoids a trial expected to influence hundreds of similar cases nationwide.
A California federal court ruled against Elon Musk's lawsuit challenging OpenAI's transformation into a for-profit entity, removing a major legal obstacle to the company's planned public offering. However, damaging testimony about CEO Sam Altman's honesty could complicate investor relations.