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Meat-Plant Contractor Hired Kids To Clean "Razor-Sharp Saws" With Chemicals, Government Says

CBS News The children, some of whom worked overnight shifts, were employed at 13 meat processing plants in eight states by Packers Sanitation Services, or PSSI, which contracts out cleaning services, the statement said. At least three children were injured while working for PSSI, the agency said.

Bank Of America Fined $225 Million For Botching Pandemic Benefits

Facebook Marketplace Rife With Banned, Recalled Products, Regulator Says

CBS News Facebook's online marketplace is rife with banned and recalled products, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, which is calling on the social media giant to curtail the dangerous listings.

Facebook Marketplace Rife With Banned, Recalled Products, Regulator Says

Delta Pilots To Picket Amid Surging Flight Cancellations

CBS News Hundreds of off-duty Delta Air Lines pilots plan to picket this week, demanding a pay increase and that the carrier change their schedules to reduce flight disruptions.

Delta Pilots To Picket Amid Surging Flight Cancellations

CBS News Hundreds of off-duty Delta Air Lines pilots plan to picket this week, demanding a pay increase and that the carrier change their schedules to reduce flight disruptions.

New York Man Charged In First Insider Trading Case Involving NFTs

CBS News A former employee at the world's leading online marketplace for non-fungible tokens has been arrested and charged in what federal authorities say is the first insider trading case involving NFTs.

New York Man Charged In First Insider Trading Case Involving NFTs

Samsung Customers File Lawsuit Over Allegedly Faulty Refrigerators

CBS News Electronics giant Samsung is facing a class-action lawsuit from customers who say some of the company's refrigerators don't keep their food cold enough.

Samsung Customers File Lawsuit Over Allegedly Faulty Refrigerators

CBS News Electronics giant Samsung is facing a class-action lawsuit from customers who say some of the company's refrigerators don't keep their food cold enough.

Carvana Fires 2,500 Workers, Some Via Zoom

CBS News Carvana, blaming a "recession" in auto sales, said it is cutting 2,500 jobs and informed some workers of the layoffs via Zoom. The online car retailer also sent an email to workers from CEO Ernie Garcia III that said most of the cuts would be in the company's operations division.

Carvana Fires 2,500 Workers, Some Via Zoom

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JPMorgan Chase Accused Of Gender Discrimination

CBS News A financial adviser at JPMorgan Chase is suing the banking giant, alleging that executives violated federal employment laws by discriminating against her because she's a woman.

JPMorgan Chase Accused Of Gender Discrimination

CBS News A financial adviser at JPMorgan Chase is suing the banking giant, alleging that executives violated federal employment laws by discriminating against her because she's a woman.

Disney Says Florida Can't Dissolve Theme Park's Special Tax Status

CBS News The feud between Ron DeSantis and Florida's largest private employer now centers on whether the state can legally dissolve the special tax district that governs Walt Disney World, as the governor and local lawmakers did last week.

Disney Says Florida Can't Dissolve Theme Park's Special Tax Status

Airlines Cancel Hundreds Of Flights Due To COVID-19 After Dropping Mask Rules

News On 6 Overseas airlines are having to cancel hundreds of flights as they grapple with coronavirus-related staffing shortages weeks after they ditched rules requiring passengers and staff to mask up in the air.

Airlines Cancel Hundreds Of Flights Due To COVID-19 After Dropping Mask Rules

TJ Maxx, Marshalls & HomeGoods Sold Potentially Dangerous Products After Recalls

News On 6 Retailers TJ Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods sold dangerous products even after the items were recalled, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and their parent, TJX Companies.

TJ Maxx, Marshalls & HomeGoods Sold Potentially Dangerous Products After Recalls

Lawsuit: Celebrity Hair Product Causes Hair Loss

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Brooke Shields swears by the WEN hair-care line, calling the shampoo and conditioning products her "new must-haves." Other fans include actresses Angie Harmon and Ming Na-Wen.

Lawsuit: Celebrity Hair Product Causes Hair Loss

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Brooke Shields swears by the WEN hair-care line, calling the shampoo and conditioning products her "new must-haves." Other fans include actresses Angie Harmon and Ming Na-Wen.

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