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Judge refuses to approve Musk's settlement with investors: 'Red flags'

Judge refuses to approve Musk's settlement with investors: 'Red flags'

A US judge has refused to approve a $1.5 million settlement proposal from Elon Musk intended to resolve allegations of misleading investors. The judge cited concerns over the low amount of the settlement, which experts have also criticized as insufficient.

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Pride Zandvoort visitor assaulted and verbally abused, minor arrested

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Suspected explosive found in second-floor apartment on Henri Dunantstraat in Staalmanbuurt

Suspected explosive found in second-floor apartment on Henri Dunantstraat in Staalmanbuurt

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Millions of people watch leaked version of The Odyssey movie on X

Millions of people watch leaked version of The Odyssey movie on X

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China begins production of advanced chip machines

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