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TikTok and ByteDance sue US government over forced sale, claim free-speech violations

TechSpot

A lawsuit filed by TikTok and ByteDance in the court of appeals for the District of Columbia calls the law an "unprecedented violation" of the First Amendment. The companies add that the requirement to divest TikTok to avoid a nationwide ban is not commercially, legally, or technically possible, partly because.

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Epic files new complaint in its antitrust suit against Google

The Verge

Epic has renewed its fight against mobile platforms’ app store restrictions, filing an update to its antitrust case against Google. The filing adds mostly redacted details about Google’s alleged monopolistic behavior on Android, including banning Epic’s game Fortnite from the Google Play Store last year.

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Class Action Denied In Blackbaud Data Breach Case

The NonProfit Times

Blackbaud “omitted this material information about the scope of the attack, and misleadingly characterized the risk of exfiltration of such sensitive donor information as hypothetical” in a required August 4, 2020 SEC filing where it stated “only that the cybercriminal removed a copy of a subset of data,” according to the federal agency.

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Key takeaways from Candid’s 2021 Nonprofit Compensation Report

Candid

The report reviews key employee compensation based on 160,726 observations from 101,489 Forms 990 and 990-EZ filed by 501(c) organizations with the IRS for fiscal year 2019. The District of Columbia has the highest median executive compensation at $174K, followed by New York ($152K) and Massachusetts ($143K).

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3 Key Compliance Reminders for 2021 and Beyond

Bloomerang

Compliance is fairly straightforward on the federal level, but according to Labyrinth’s overview on state filing requirements , processes at the state level vary and can change quickly. There are major penalties for non-compliant nonprofits, ranging from late filing fees to revocation of your nonprofit status.

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DC sues Grubhub, claiming its app is full of hidden fees and jacked-up prices

The Verge

District of Columbia Attorney General Karl Racine is suing Grubhub for deceptive business practices, saying its food delivery app covertly inflates prices for diners who order through it. The newly filed lawsuit argues that Grubhub’s promises of “free” online orders — and “unlimited free delivery” for Grubhub Plus — are misleading.

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The good and the bad in the government’s case against Facebook

The Verge

If successful, the FTC’s case — which was joined by 46 states, the District of Columbia, and Guam — could force the company to divest itself of Instagram and WhatsApp, radically reshaping the digital economy. In addition to being revisionist history, this is simply not how the antitrust laws are supposed to work.