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SpaceX is reportedly preparing for a colossal Initial Public Offering, with discussions focusing on its unprecedented valuation and the potential for Elon Musk to become a trillionaire. The anticipated IPO is attracting significant attention from investors and market analysts.
An Australian court has ruled that major grocer Coles misled its shoppers.
An Australian court has ordered a mining company to pay A$150 million (over €92 million) to an indigenous population group for illegal mining on their land, marking the largest compensation payout of its kind.
An Australian court has dismissed a legal challenge brought by Greenpeace against Woodside Energy.
An Australian court has overturned previously imposed protest limits, a decision made in the aftermath of the recent attack at Bondi Beach.
Australia's Western Supreme Court is set to deliver a decisive ruling on April 15 in the multi-billion dollar dispute between wealthy heiress Gina Rinehart and the Wright heirs over mining royalties from Hope Downs.
The New South Wales Federal Court in Australia has reopened the extradition case of Adriana Rivas, a former nanny accused of involvement in kidnapping and torture during Augusto Pinochet’s dictatorship in Chile.
An Indian court has ruled that Australian family court orders regarding property settlements are unenforceable in India. The judge stated that the concept of "property settlement" under Australian law is alien to Indian matrimonial law. Consequently, Shikhar Dhawan's former wife was ordered to return Rs 5.7 crore and cannot claim Rs 16.9 crore awarded by the Australian court.
An Australian court has upheld a A$650,000 fine against Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) concerning child sexual abuse content.
A German court ruled that Milka misled consumers by reducing chocolate bar sizes without clear notification, while an Australian court found supermarket giant Coles guilty of deceiving shoppers with fake discounts. Both rulings highlight consumer protection against deceptive practices.
An Australian court has ordered a mining company to pay A$108 million for causing significant damage to the cultural heritage of the Yindjibarndi people in Western Australia. The judge highlighted the extensive harm inflicted by the company.
An Australian court has heard arguments that claims made by Rebel Wilson against a young Australian actress, alleging sexual harassment by a producer and subsequent cover-up, are "malicious concoctions."
A court in Australia has struck down controversial protest restrictions implemented by the Minns government. The ruling marks a significant legal development regarding civil liberties.
An Australian court case has been launched against Chegg, an online study company, alleging it facilitates cheating among university students.
An Australian court has imposed a $6.9 million fine on a Binance unit for failures related to its client onboarding processes.
Companies like Mazda and Nissan could face significant fines in Australia if they do not improve their carbon efficiency to meet new climate targets.
An Australian court has doubled the payout for a trans woman in a landmark discrimination case against the 'Giggle for Girls' social media app. The ruling upholds that the app discriminated against Roxanne Tickle by excluding her.
An Australian court has found the grocery chain Coles guilty of misleading shoppers in a discount-related lawsuit, marking a significant legal outcome for consumer protection.
A recent court ruling in Australia has dealt a blow to hopefuls seeking Italian citizenship, reinforcing controversial laws enacted last year that limit eligibility through distant ancestry.
Actress Rebel Wilson appeared in an Australian court to defend herself against a defamation lawsuit filed by a fellow actress over social media posts. Wilson was accused of making "malicious concoctions" and acting as a "bully" during the proceedings.
An Australian court has ruled that the country's richest person must share a portion of her vast mining fortunes. This decision impacts a long-running legal dispute over the Hancock Prospecting empire.
A man from Rathmore, Ireland, and his wife are scheduled to appear in an Australian court next month, facing accusations of misappropriating charitable funds.
The family members of Naveed Akram, the suspect in the Bondi attack, have informed an Australian court that they are receiving death threats and fear for their safety.
An Australian court has imposed an $11.3 million fine on Exxon's local petrol brand for making misleading claims.