contract
Coverage of contract in the Nexus archive.
- Chainalysis sues US over $95M ICE contract with TRM Labs
Chainalysis has filed a lawsuit against the US regarding a contract worth $95 million involving ICE and TRM Labs. The complaint was sealed, meaning that details concerning Chainalysis’ specific objections and requested remedy remain undisclosed as briefing continues.
- Cargill meatpackers in Fort Morgan expected to take another vote on contract they rejected
The Cargill meatpackers in Fort Morgan are expected to take another vote on a contract they previously rejected. Workers have been locked out of the beef-processing plant for nearly 85 days, and the situation worsened after union strike pay was reduced.
- NHS England to revise Palantir platform data after staff concerns
NHS England is revising data related to the Palantir platform following staff concerns. The changes address two major claims as scrutiny increases over Palantir's contract.
- What Draymond Green’s return means for the Warriors’ present and future
Draymond Green is returning to the Golden State Warriors on a one-year, $27.7 million contract. The deal reflects the team's strategy to retain key players as they navigate their present and future.
- [US] Graphic design hire scam?
A graphic illustrator was contacted by someone claiming to be a nonprofit founder seeking logo design services. The founder provided a detailed brief and generous budget, sent a cashier's check for 70% of the highest budget tier with a sloppily written contract and vague November deadline. Concerns about a potential scam include a generic founder name, lack of nonprofit visibility, and payment structure.
- Howard Stern lays off a dozen staffers, preparing to drop to one new show per week
Howard Stern laid off a dozen staffers and will reduce his show frequency to one new episode per week. He signed a new contract in December that grants him more 'flexibility' on the air.
- Howard Stern lays off a dozen staffers, preparing to drop to one new show per week
Howard Stern laid off a dozen staffers and plans to reduce his new show frequency to once per week. He signed a new contract in December that provides greater flexibility.
- [US] Asynchronous-Inc dot org
A user received an email from Asynchronous Inc., a company with no public information, promoting an app for job hunting. The app shows legitimate job listings but raises red flags, including non-binding contracts, generic legal pages, and suspected fake testimonials.
- Clemson says Kevin Guskiewicz to remain at Michigan State University
Kevin Guskiewicz will remain as president of Michigan State University despite initially accepting a position at Clemson University. The decision follows his contract extension through 2031 and a doubled salary to $2 million, amid controversial changes to MSU’s Board of Trustees code of conduct. Clemson stated Guskiewicz will stay for 'personal reasons,' reversing his earlier departure plan.
- Disgruntled receiver Brandon Aiyuk calls the 49ers 'stupid' in his latest social media post
Brandon Aiyuk, a disgruntled receiver, called the San Francisco 49ers 'stupid' in a social media post, claiming the team is upset with him due to the amount of money he received in his latest contract.
- SpaceX just won a $2 billion contract to make satellites for the Space Force
The U.S. Space Force awarded SpaceX a $2 billion satellite contract, strengthening the company's relationship with its largest customer. This contract further cements SpaceX's role in military space operations.
- SSE and TotalEnergies UK Wind Farm Delays Contract That Would Cap Profits
SSE and TotalEnergies UK have delayed a contract for the Seagreen Offshore Wind Farm in the North Sea, which was intended to cap profits. The wind farm project is experiencing setbacks in its development timeline.
- Contract reveals fundraising deal for Trump's East Wing overhaul
A contract signed in the fall for Trump's East Wing overhaul ensures donor anonymity, sets a fee structure, and prohibits foreign contributions. The agreement outlines financial terms and donor restrictions for the project.
- Employees at first ever Starbucks store seek to unionize amid fight for contract
Employees at Starbucks' first store in Seattle’s Pike Place Market are seeking to unionize as the company and its union remain deadlocked over their first contract. The store, opened in 1971, is a historic site and part of a broader unionization campaign across the coffee chain.