Shell's Singapore subsidiary has been accused of two incidents of oil product spills into the sea in 2024, as well as failing to promptly notify authorities. The company faces hefty fines, and the investigation is ongoing.
Singapore’s leading contractor Seatrium and its top executives have appeared in court on charges of violating workplace safety regulations following a fatal incident at a shipyard in 2022. The company maintains that safety remains a top priority and has pledged to keep shareholders informed about further developments.
Google has acquired corporate data and software code from the bankrupt Spirit Airlines for $10 million, aiming to use these assets to enhance its products and AI systems. The package includes millions of emails and documents, but does not involve customers’ personal data. The deal is not yet finalized and is pending court approval.
Four farmers from Uganda have filed a lawsuit in London against EACOP Ltd, demanding that Ugandan environmental laws be applied to the foreign company. They claim that the construction of the oil pipeline violates their rights and could lead to a deterioration in living conditions and the environment.
The Carson City District Court has temporarily prohibited the Kalshi platform from offering prediction contracts to Nevada residents without the appropriate license. This ban will remain in effect until the company obtains the necessary authorization.