California Ex-CEO Gets More Than 3 Years in Prison for Insider Trading and $12.5M Losses
by CALIFORNIA – The former CEO of Ontrak Inc. was sentenced, June 23, to 42 months in federal prison for an insider trading scheme to avoid …
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California Attorney General Secures Justice with Full Refunds for Hundreds of Affected Travelers
CALIFORNIA – California Attorney General Rob Bonta and San Mateo District Attorney Stephen Wagstaffe announced June 25, a settlement with Nawas International Travel Service (Nawas). The settlement …
California Gas Prices Set to Rise: Excise Tax Increases by 1.6 Cents on July 1
by Drivers in the state of California should get ready for an increase in the cost of fuel beginning on July 1. As a result of …
Governor Braun Announces No Tuition Increase Across All Public Universities in Indiana
There will be no further increase in the cost of higher education for Indiana’s colleges and universities over the course of the next two years. …
No Credit, No Loans: Direct Cash Payments Now Available to All U.S. Citizens
The bill includes changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which feeds over 41 million individuals, lowering the SALT cap, changes to Medicaid, and …
U.S. Cracks Down on Student Visa Applicants: Public Social Media and Full Disclosure Required
Beginning this week, international students and exchange visitors face a new hurdle: every F, M, and J applicant must set social media accounts to “public” and list …
Lubbock’s Economic Growth at a Crossroads: Councilman Shares Insights on Overcoming Hurdles
To support economic growth in District 2 and the rest of Lubbock in order to bring the city into the 21st century. He said, “I …
Georgia Shoppers Fear Kroger Store Closures Amid Economic Uncertainty
Kroger, one of the biggest grocery stores chains in the country, said it would close 60 stores over the next 18 months. This has made …
Texas Governor Greg Abbott Signs Landmark Bills into Law, Effective Immediately
It is Austin, Texas. Legislators in the 89th Texas Legislature submitted 11,503 bills to the Senate and House of Representatives over the course of its …
Layoffs and Program Cancellations Hit Wisconsin Public Radio Amid Financial Struggles
A week ago, Wisconsin Public Radio made the announcement that it would be terminating the employment of at least fifteen employees and canceling four radio …