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• March 24, 2026

  Lowe's Says Ex-Worker's Moonlighting Class Action Falls Flat

  Lowe's urged a Seattle federal judge to reject a putative class action accusing it of wrongfully barring low-wage workers from taking extra jobs elsewhere, arguing in a filing Monday that the named plaintiff in the suit made too much money and admitted never seeing the retailer's policy documents she said prohibited outside work.

• March 24, 2026

  Iowa Asks 5th Circ. To Ax 'Uncertain' Schwab Antitrust Deal

  Iowa's attorney general Monday pressed the Fifth Circuit to reject investors' deal with The Charles Schwab Corp. in an antitrust suit over its merger with TD Ameritrade, arguing it offers only uncertain and hypothetical relief to class members while giving named plaintiffs and class counsel a "windfall."

• March 24, 2026

  Conservative Group Bucks Trump, FCC On Nexstar Deal

  A major conservative group has come out swinging against the Federal Communications Commission's decision to waive the national TV broadcast ownership cap to let the merger of media giants Nexstar and Tegna move forward.

• March 24, 2026

  FCC OKs Station Moves To Gray Media In Three Markets

  The Federal Communications Commission has approved the transfer of three TV stations in Indiana and Mississippi to broadcast giant Gray Television despite objections from a variety of cable industry and consumer groups.

• March 24, 2026

  Fanatics Escapes Suit Over Trading Card Prices, For Now

  A New York federal court tossed an antitrust case accusing Fanatics, the NFL, NBA and MLB of restraining competition for trading cards through exclusive licensing deals, after finding the consumers failed to show they purchased any cards at inflated prices.

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