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The affidavit of a Rippling employee caught spying for Deel reads like a movie
On Wednesday, Rippling publicly released the affidavit of the Rippling employee who testified that he was working as a spy for the HR tech company’s arch rival Deel.
Hudson's Bay to sell off all merchandise at 6 stores previously spared from liquidation
Hudson's Bay will start selling off all merchandise on Friday at the six stores previously spared from liquidation, ...
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How to change name? What is the complete procedure and law?
Executing a Name Change Affidavit3. Step 2: Newspaper Publication4. Step 3: Gazette Notification5. Special Categories of Name Change5.1. Name Change for Minors5.2. Name Change for NRIs and Foreign Cit ...
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Hudson's Bay to liquidate remaining stores as hope of finding a buyer fades
Hudson's Bay will start selling off all merchandise on Friday at the six stores previously spared from liquidation, ...
Hudson’s Bay to liquidate all remaining stores, court filing says
A new court filing says Hudson’s Bay will start selling off all merchandise on Friday at the six stores previously spared ...
Alleged CEO killer Luigi Mangione pleads not guilty to death penalty eligible charges
Luigi Mangione, the Maryland man accused of hunting down and killing a UnitedHealthcare CEO over what prosecutors said was ...
U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear appeal on Evansville stalking, arson case
An Evansville man’s appeal of his conviction for felony stalking and arson was among a list of cases rejected by the U.S.
‘I’ve cried about this’: County board deals with guardianship battle, memory allegations
Stearns County commissioners removed an agenda item discussing a commissioner's status on the board, pending allegations of ...
Son of Sarasota boxer expected to stand trial in April in connection to 2018 shooting
Howard China Smith III, 26, was charged with murder and robbery with a firearm in 2021 in connection to a 2018 shooting on ...
Opinion
Letter from the Editor: Ruling in Nike case harmful for journalism and the public
The judges brushed aside any First Amendment questions that arise from any order that a news organization return newsworthy documents it received without having done anything improper.