Corporate Crime Blotter
| May 29: RT @WSJ: China’s fast-growing Luckin Coffee shocked investors in April by admitting to faked revenue. Now, corporate records… https://t.co/Ps4WoNOjml |
| May 19: #McDonalds workers at three California locations also filed administrative actions with the California Division of… https://t.co/IQHqRJlGRv |
| May 19: Five Chicago #McDonalds workers filed a #classaction against it for failing to adopt government safety guidance on… https://t.co/GGP6iTr46B |
| May 18: Medical diagnostic firm @PerkinElmer is the subject of a federal investigation into its role in alleged #Medicare… https://t.co/ZtBqIwUNkD |
| May 15: DOJ and state #antitrust investigations into whether #Google's dominant position in search and online advertising a… https://t.co/pkI1aKMkOD |
| May 13: More than 11,000 people who worked as #Facebook content moderators in AZ, CA, FL, and TX between 2015 and today wil… https://t.co/IxgH2Hxnlb |
| May 7: A district court judge criticized PG&E’s power-line inspections over the past year and ordered it to conduct more s… https://t.co/sAbD1HjyXN |
| Apr 29: #Apple has settled a #classaction lawsuit by agreeing to pay a total of $18 MILLION for effectively disabling its F… https://t.co/hWcx1CuC0S |
| Apr 27: N.Y. AG says #Amazon may have violated federal safety standards by providing "inadequate" protections to its wareho… https://t.co/uxr6laJgf0 |
| Apr 7: A #classaction lawsuit accuses #Toyota of knowingly allowing a defect that causes the braking system in several of… https://t.co/CZCVCchFBI |
