Maxeon Solar Technologies Struggles to Find Growth and Profits Despite Promising New Products

Singapore – Maxeon Solar Technologies, a technology company that specializes in the design, distribution, installation, and servicing of solar panels, is facing challenges in achieving significant growth and profits. While the company offers promising newer products, it has yet to see the desired financial results. Maxeon Solar Technologies is publicly traded on the NASDAQ under the ticker symbol MAXN. What sets this company apart is its unique ownership structure. A Chinese energy company called TCL Zhonghuan Renewable Energy Corporation owns 23% of Maxeon, while Total Energy or TotalEnergies, a prominent French oil company, owns 15%. … Read more

New Laws for 2024: Access to Menstrual Products, Political Contribution Refunds, and More

St. Paul, Minnesota – The 2023 legislative session in Minnesota saw the passing of several new laws that will go into effect on January 1, 2024. These laws cover a range of topics, from access to menstrual products in schools to political contribution refunds. The summaries of all the laws passed can be found on the nonpartisan House Public Information Services website. One notable law requires school districts and charter schools to provide free access to menstrual products for students in grades 4 to 12. These products must be readily available in restrooms as part … Read more

5 Emerging Trends in Products Liability & Mass Torts: AI, Public Nuisance, Right to Repair, PFAS Claims, Expert Testimony

Houston, TX – The landscape of products liability and mass torts is set to undergo significant changes in the coming years. Here are five key trends to watch in this legal arena: Firstly, the increasing use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) may lead to the emergence of mass tort claims related to defective product design or defective code. As AI becomes more prevalent in various industries, the potential for legal challenges based on AI-related issues is growing. Secondly, the use of Public Nuisance as a means of assigning liability in mass torts is on the rise. … Read more