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• June 22, 2018

  'Gem Water' Co. Lied About Stones' Health Benefits, Suit Says

  VitaJuwel USA Inc. was hit with a proposed class action in Illinois state court on Thursday by a woman who alleges the company lies to customers about the health benefits of its $120 water bottles equipped with semi-precious stones.

• June 22, 2018

  South Dakota V. Wayfair, A Look At The Case That Killed Quill

  The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday decided the most important tax case in two and a half decades, overruling its 1992 precedent in Quill v. North Dakota and holding internet retailers can be required to collect sales and use tax in states in which they lack a physical presence. Law360 looks back at how we got here and what a post-Quill world may look like.

• June 22, 2018

  Claire's Revises Ch. 11 Bid Scheme After Criticism

  Under fire for purported shortcomings, irregularities and conflicts in its initial Delaware Chapter 11 plan, jewelry and accessories retailer Claire’s Inc. secured approval Friday for a reworked marketing effort that a Delaware bankruptcy judge said could encourage more bidding for the $1.3 billion annual revenue business.

• June 22, 2018

  14 Firms To Steer IPOs Surpassing $2.5B To Close Busy June

  Fourteen firms will steer 12 initial public offerings that could surpass $2.5 billion in proceeds during the coming week, representing notable companies like private equity-backed BJ’s Wholesale Club Holdings Inc. and several life science, technology and e-commerce issuers, potentially closing the busiest month for IPOs in three years.

• June 22, 2018

  Ikea Sued Over Another Toddler Death

  Ikea is facing another lawsuit over the death of a toddler underneath a Malm dresser after settling three earlier suits for $50 million, the parents' Philadelphia-based lawyers said Thursday.

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