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Luxottica sues BCBG Max Azria over Wayfarer sunglasses trademark
June 9, 2016 by creative · Leave a Comment
By Jonathan Stempel (Reuters) – Luxottica Group Spa , the maker of Ray-Ban sunglasses, has sued BCBG Max Azria Group LLC, accusing the fashion house of knowingly infringing its famous Wayfarer trademark. The complaint, filed on Wednesday with the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles, said BCBG Max Azria's unauthorized sale of infringing eyewear was
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U.S. accuses Valeant’s Salix unit of kickbacks, false claims
June 9, 2016 by creative · Leave a Comment
By Jonathan Stempel NEW YORK (Reuters) – The United States has joined a whistleblower lawsuit accusing the Salix unit of Valeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc of paying illegal kickbacks to doctors and submitting fraudulent reimbursement claims to the government. In a complaint made public on Thursday in the U.S. District Court in Manhattan, the government said Salix…
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U.S. reviewing suspension complaints in Tesla Model S cars
June 9, 2016 by admin · Leave a Comment
U.S. auto safety investigators are reviewing reports of suspension problems in Tesla Motors Inc's Model S cars, a government spokesman said on Thursday. The NHTSA also said it had learned that Tesla had entered into what it called a “troublesome nondisclosure agreement” with a Tesla Model S owner who had suspension problems. A Tesla spokeswoman said she was looking into NHTSA's
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Drivers sue Uber, Lyft over exit from Austin, Texas
June 9, 2016 by creative · Leave a Comment
Former Uber Technologies Inc and Lyft Inc drivers in Austin, Texas, on Thursday accused the ride-hailing companies of breaking a federal law by abruptly halting operations in the city after voters backed a measure requiring them to fingerprint drivers. The lawsuits filed in federal court in San Francisco, where the companies are based, said Uber and Lyft violated a law that requires companies to give 60 days notice to employees before a “mass layoff.” Uber spokesman…
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