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These sources added that Modi is insisting on her initial demand - seeking 75% of Singhania's reported $1.4-billion wealth for their two daughters, Niharika and Nisa, and herself. She is also seeking custody of their minor daughter, alleging that Singhania has been exerting influence on the two daughters. The couple announced their separation in November 2023.
Bankrupt EV startup Lordstown Motors could be on the hook for $45 million for violating federal securities laws. The Securities and Exchange Commission filed a claim for that amount in Lordstown Motors' Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings last week, though the startup says it is still engaged in settlement talks with the agency. If the SEC moves forward, it would be the biggest penalty for an EV startup since hydrogen trucking company Nikola settled its own case for $125 million in 2021.
He was already a movie star. wayne lapierre stepped into the void when heston stepped down, and he doubled down in public in a way that earned him the respect of gun rights activists. but that earned him an infamous place in american society. nobody at the organization today has that kind of star power that can replace him. >> yeah, and when you look at that and the question of whether -- i mean, his reason that he gave was health. the question of whether it has to don't have do with settlement talks or whatever it was the a.g. is seeking here -- i mean, what does it mean for the nra? when peo...
Facebook content moderators in Kenya said settlement talks to resolve a labour lawsuit against the social media behemoth's parent Meta collapsed on Monday, setting the stage for a renewed court battle."The looming court battle follows the collapse today of talks," UK-based legal activist firm Foxglove, which is supporting the case, said in a statement.
International Business News: Settlement talks have broken down between Meta, Facebook's parent company, and Kenyan content moderators who filed a lawsuit alleging unfair dismissal