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The Justice Department seized six websites for illegally distributing copyrighted music, the department announced Monday.
Facebook Posts Not State Acts, 6th Cir. Says in Free Speech Case
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Army Stands Behind Vectrus’ $1 Billion Telecom Contract Award
The US Army decided to proceed with Vectrus Sytems Corp. as its awardee of a $1 billion telecommunications operation contract that was challenged by IAP Worldwide Services Inc., the government told the US Court of Federal Claims in a Monday report.
Moss Bros. to Pay $2.5 Million in Deal Over Unwanted Voicemails
Moss Bros. Auto Group will pay $2.5 million as part of a class action settlement over allegations that it violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by sending prerecorded telemarketing calls without permission.
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