Trump Organization faces tax fraud trial in Manhattan
Jurors hear opening arguments as prosecutors describe a scheme to hide executive pay from 2005 to 2018. Allen Weisselberg pleaded guilty to 15 felonies and will testify for the prosecution, while the Trump Organization and Trump Payroll Corporation deny charges. The case features dual trials and two separate verdicts.
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Musk lays out plans for paid verification at Twitter
Elon Musk moves to revamp Twitter in his first week as owner firing the board and naming himself sole director. He probes paid blue verification while inviting tech insiders to guide the platform’s transformation, as Saudi investment draws Senate scrutiny and layoffs loom.
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October's big month masks stock pullback on close
Stocks ended lower on Monday as October delivered broad gains for the month led by the Dow and Nasdaq. The Dow rose 14 percent in October, the Nasdaq gained 3.9 percent, while the S&P 500 finished up 8 percent for the month and remains down for the year. Investors weigh earnings, inflation, and the Fed's rate path as markets brace for another large rate hike this week.
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New York City Requires Salary Transparency in Jobs
NYC employers with four or more workers must post a good faith salary range for every advertised job or promotion starting Nov 1. The rule aims to curb pay disparities and help workers gauge fair pay while sparing employers from liability, with broader state expansion under discussion.
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