Market slips as travel stocks drop after Brussels attacks
U S stock indexes closed mostly lower as airlines cruise groups and travel sites fell following deadly Brussels bombings that killed at least 31 people. The Dow shed 41.30 points, the S&P 500 dipped 1.80, while the Nasdaq rose 12.79 amid a light holiday trading session.
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Encryption fight over San Bernardino iPhone extends debate
The U.S. may unlock the San Bernardino iPhone without Apple, delaying a court fight. Investigators seek clues on possible accomplices as experts warn encryption advances by terror groups could outpace legal actions and smart devices.
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Supreme Court licenses class action viability in Tyson case
Chief Justice Roberts and four liberals unite in majority while Justices Thomas and Alito dissenting argue against class actions. Tyson workers at a Storm Lake plant won a $5.8 million back pay verdict covering 3,344 employees after federal law on overtime. The decision narrows differences with Wal-Mart and contrasts with 2014 Amazon ruling.
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Tie vote upholds loan bias ruling
The 4-4 tie at the Supreme Court leaves in place a Missouri case blocking two women from suing a bank for loan discrimination after being forced to guarantee their husbands’ business loans. The decision, not a national precedent, affirms the 8th Circuit ruling covering Missouri and six nearby states in Hawkins v. Community Bank of Raymore.
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