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Jan 4, 04:08

Trump Ordered to Pay \$10,000 Daily Fine for Defying Subpoena

A New York judge has ordered former US President Donald Trump to pay a \$10,000 daily fine for refusing to provide financial documents to the New York attorney general's office investigating potential tax fraud by the Trump Organization; the fine will continue until compliance.

Trump Ordered to Pay \$10,000 Daily Fine for Defying Subpoena

A New York judge has ordered former US President Donald Trump to pay a \$10,000 daily fine for refusing to provide financial documents to the New York attorney general's office investigating potential tax fraud by the Trump Organization; the fine will continue until compliance.

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What is the broader context of this legal action within the ongoing investigation into the Trump Organization?

This ruling is part of an ongoing investigation into potential tax fraud by the Trump Organization. The attorney general alleges the company fraudulently overstated the value of its assets when seeking loans and understated their value for tax purposes. The daily fine is a significant escalation in the legal battle.

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Nov 20, 04:04

Google Fights Back Against Potential Chrome Divestiture

Google is fiercely resisting a potential court order that could force the company to divest its Chrome browser, arguing the move would harm consumers and the economy.

Google Fights Back Against Potential Chrome Divestiture

Google is fiercely resisting a potential court order that could force the company to divest its Chrome browser, arguing the move would harm consumers and the economy.

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What prompted the US Department of Justice to pursue this action against Google?

The US Department of Justice is reportedly seeking to have Google's Chrome browser operate independently as part of a court order following a ruling that Google holds a monopoly in online search.

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