A San Francisco jury ruled that Elon Musk intentionally misled Twitter shareholders with critical tweets during his 2022 takeover of the social media platform. The court found that Musk's actions prior to the acquisition harmed investors by providing deceptive information about the company's status.
After experiencing life-threatening health scares, friends Hugo and Will quit their office jobs to build fifteen affordable music studios in Amsterdam's Amstelkwartier. The project aims to address the city's shortage of rehearsal spaces and is scheduled to begin construction in May.
A court in Haarlem has ordered the landlord Haarlemmermeer Vastgoed Beheer to remove a woman from a rental contract after her relationship with the co-tenant ended. Despite both parties requesting that the man remain as the sole tenant, the landlord had previously refused to update the legal agreement.
More than 350,000 individuals have joined a mass claim against telecom provider Odido following a significant data leak. The privacy foundation Consumers United in Court (CUIC) initiated the collective legal procedure, reporting rapid growth in participants since Monday.
Lidl is launching a four-week pilot program in ten stores to convert unsaleable food products into pig feed, becoming the first supermarket in Europe to do so. The initiative aims to reduce food waste by 10 million kilograms annually, preventing approximately 330 truckloads of waste.
The CEO of Karex, the world's largest condom manufacturer, has warned that prices could rise by up to 30 percent due to conflict in the Middle East and potential shipping disruptions. This increase is expected to impact consumers as global supply chain costs for major brands like Durex continue to climb.