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Space Tourism’s Arrival Spurs U.S. Rules for Inevitable Mishaps

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U.S. crash investigators preparing for the rapid growth in space tourism from operators such as Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin are formalizing the rules for investigating accidents. The National Transportation Safety Board on Tuesday issued proposed regulations that would create … Source: Claims Journal

Match CEO’s ‘Fist Bump’ With Tinder Founder Sparks ‘Bullying’ Claim at Trial

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The way Match Group Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Greg Blatt tells it, he hadn’t seen Tinder founder Sean Rad in years and, even though they were now on opposite sides of a multibillion-dollar trial, he wanted to say … Source: Claims Journal

U.S. Govt. Asks Court to Immediately Lift Stay on COVID Vaccine Rule

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The U.S. government asked a federal appeals court to immediately lift a court-ordered stay on a sweeping workplace COVID-19 vaccine rule to avoid “enormous” harm to public health, or alternatively to allow a masking-and-testing requirement, according to a court filing. … Source: Claims Journal

JPMorgan Wins Appeal Against Insurers Over Bear Stearns Settlement

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NEW YORK — New York’s highest court ruled on Tuesday that JPMorgan Chase & Co is entitled to insurance coverage for $140 million of a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission settlement with the former Bear Stearns Cos. over improper mutual … Source: Claims Journal

Alcohol and Auto Parts: Canada’s Warehouses Fill Up as Floods Stop Flow of Goods

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OTTAWA — Canada’s warehouses are filling up with everything from furniture to alcohol, after floods in British Columbia washed out critical rail and road lines, disrupting already strained supply chains. A week after a phenomenon known as an atmospheric river … Source: Claims Journal

Floods Top of Mind as Canadian PM Trudeau Outlines Priorities to Parliament

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OTTAWA — Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will add rebuilding from British Columbia’s devastating floods to his list of priorities when he outlines plans on Tuesday for the new parliamentary session, which include firmer measures to fight climate change. Trudeau’s … Source: Claims Journal

SUV Driver in Parade Crash May Have Been Fleeing a Crime

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WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) — Investigators are looking into whether the SUV driver who plowed through a Christmas parade in suburban Milwaukee, killing at least five people and injuring more than 40, was fleeing a crime, a law enforcement official told … Source: Claims Journal

Texas Supreme Court Rules ExxonMobil Entitled to Info About Medical Payments

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Medical providers who treated patients injured by a fire and explosion at an ExxonMobil chemical plant near Houston must disclose information about what they charged others for the same services, The Texas Supreme Court ruled. In an unsigned opinion released … Source: Claims Journal

JPMorgan to Pay $60M to Settle Precious Metals Spoofing Lawsuit

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NEW YORK — JPMorgan Chase & Co agreed to pay $60 million to settle class-action litigation by investors who accused the largest U.S. bank of intentionally manipulating prices of precious metals futures and options. The settlement disclosed on Friday stemmed … Source: Claims Journal

Canada Finds Fourth Body After British Columbia Mudslide

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VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — The British Columbia Coroners Service has confirmed the discovery of three more bodies near the village of Pemberton, bringing to four the number of people who died in a landslide caused by heavy rains that … Source: Claims Journal