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Is Snapchat In Danger Of Going Bankrupt? - Vimarsana News

Is Snapchat In Danger Of Going Bankrupt?

Since its inception in 2011, Snapchat has been one of the hottest social media platforms. However, recent reports suggest that the app may be in trouble, with some even speculating that it could go bankrupt. So what’s behind these reports? And is Snapchat really in danger of going under? Let’s take a closer look.Since September […]

Illinois Snapchat users could earn money in new lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Illinois Snapchat users could earn money in new lawsuit

Users of the popular messaging app Snapchat may be entitled to payment in a new class action lawsuit. Residents of the state of Illinois who used Snapchat’s lenses or filters feature since 2015 can visit the settlement’s website and file a claim from now until Nov. 5, 2022.  According to the plaintiff’s website, “The Settlement,...

Quality Labor Services racial discrimination $150K class action settlement - Vimarsana News

Quality Labor Services racial discrimination $150K class action settlement

Quality Labor Services has agreed to pay $150,000 to settle claims it discriminated against Black applicants by not giving them work assignments because of their race.

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Biden DOJ to review Trump-era rule banning 'slush fund' payments - Vimarsana News

Biden DOJ to review Trump-era rule banning 'slush fund' payments

Print this article President Biden's team said he will be instructing his attorney general to review a Trump policy prohibiting the Justice Department from using tens of millions of dollars in bank settlement payments that Republicans criticize as a “slush fund” to leftist groups. The Biden transition team released this week a “non-exclusive list of agency actions that heads of the relevant agencies will review” in accordance with an executive order on “Protecting Public Health and the Environment and Restoring Science to Tackle the Climate Crisis" signed Wednesday. The Biden team...