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• November 26, 2025

  Honeywell Faces New Tariffs After Trade Court Reverses

  Honeywell will face 7% duties on various imports after a trade court granted the government's motion for a rehearing and reversed a ruling that supported the company's tariff classifications, according to a recent U.S. Court of International Trade opinion.

• November 26, 2025

  IBM, Workers End Pension Fight Over Mortality Data

  IBM and a group of workers have agreed to close a proposed class action claiming the technology giant paid retirees less than they were owed in pension payments by using outdated mortality data to calculate their benefits, according to a filing in New York federal court.

• November 26, 2025

  Investors Say Synopsys Hid Risks Before $35B Deal

  Shareholders of Synopsys Inc. have launched a class action in California federal court alleging the chip software design company concealed concerns about its pre-designed semiconductor components business segment before it acquired Ansys for $35 billion.

• November 25, 2025

  11th Circ. Lets Fla. Enforce Social Media Law Amid Appeal

  A split Eleventh Circuit panel on Tuesday allowed Florida to enforce its law banning children 13 and under from social media while the Sunshine State appeals a lower court's injunction, ruling that Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is likely to succeed in his argument that the law is constitutional.

• November 25, 2025

  Kaiser Cleared To Pay $46M For Sharing Data With Tech Cos.

  A California federal judge granted preliminary approval Tuesday to a settlement of at least $46 million from three Kaiser Permanente entities to resolve claims by 13.1 million patients across the country who say it disclosed their information to Google, Microsoft, Twitter and other third parties without consent.

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