While driving by an older mall location, do you ever wonder what happened to Sears? Well, after four years of bankruptcy proceedings, Sears Holdings and its creditors have reached a settlement with former CEO and majority shareholder Eddie Lampert and other investors. According to news sources, on Aug. 10, the parties reached a $175 million […]
When is a sports league actually a monopoly? Hall-of-fame golfer Phil Mickelson, Bryson DeChambeau and nine other players who defected to the Saudi-funded LIV Golf tour filed an antitrust lawsuit Wednesday against the PGA Tour over their suspensions, marking the first step in a legal fight that could define the rules of competition across professional […]
You know a lifetime can be a very LONG time so it’s always surprising to see how many companies offer lifetime guarantees on products. I mean, there isn’t even a guarantee that any business will be around for another year—let alone a lifetime. This brings us to a new case involving a Missouri man who has filed a class […]
What good is a company’s pledge if they fail to follow through? That’s the core issue behind a new proposed class action suit involving Mars’ Skittles candies. According to news sources, Jenile Thames of San Leandro, CA has filed suit against Mars Inc, claiming that the colorful candies contain “heightened levels” of titanium dioxide. Yikes. […]