Texas Man Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading After Overhearing Wife’s Work Calls
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Texas Man Pleads Guilty to Insider Trading After Overhearing Wife’s Work Calls

The man made $1.7 million in profits after buying and selling stocks in a company that his wife’s employer, BP, acquired, prosecutors said.
Fertility Clinic Errors Collide With a Redefinition of ‘Personhood’
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Fertility Clinic Errors Collide With a Redefinition of ‘Personhood’

The clinics are routinely sued by patients for errors that destroy embryos, as happened in Alabama. An effort to define them legally as “unborn children” has raised the stakes.
Woman Sues Tomato Company, Saying Those Weren’t San Marzanos in the Can
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Woman Sues Tomato Company, Saying Those Weren’t San Marzanos in the Can

A federal judge said the lawsuit, in which a California woman accused Simpson Imports of using “highly misleading” packaging, could proceed. The company says its labels do not call the product “San Marzano.”