Walmart grants $15K to JAG-K to continue workforce development
Walmart, the major retail business, has donated $15K to the Kansas chapter because it supports 36 employees who are also JAG-K students.
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The Department of Justice reached a settlement with Facebook owner Meta on charges that it involved discriminatory advertising in violation of federal housing law.
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Nike is officially leaving Russia
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Amazon workers in Maryland reportedly fired for union organizing
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UK lawsuit accuses Apple of secretly slowing down iPhones
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