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White-collar news — September 3, 2026

Publications tagged with White-collar published on September 3, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

9 publications

  1. SocietyUkraineWhite-collar

    Employees Allege TianXing Sports Withheld Wages, Disabled Accounts

    Employees of TianXing Sports have accused the company of withholding their wages and disabling their accounts after they received their salaries. The employees claim that the company has not handled the situation properly and have threatened to expose office videos, photos, and leadership photos if the issue is not resolved. The company has been accused of eating their 'blood and sweat money'. The employees have been working hard for the World Cup, working 14 hours a day, and receiving their salaries at the end of the month. They hope that the company will handle the situation properly and return their hard-earned money.
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  2. SocietyCorruptionWhite-collarFraud

    Exploited Workers in Myanmar's Wa State Black Company

    Over 200 employees in a black company under the Shan State Army's protection in Myanmar's Wa State are producing military bags, with monthly sales exceeding 30 million yuan. Workers are subjected to harsh labor conditions, including 19-hour workdays with minimal breaks, physical abuse using electric batons, and forced consumption of bodily fluids. They are also subjected to emotional fraud targeting female customers over 45 years old. The company does not use cash and pays employees only 10% of their sales in kind, with no option for cash payment. Workers are lured into the company under false pretenses and are unable to leave unless the scam is shut down.
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  3. SocietyTalksWhite-collarFraudCybercrime

    LoveTranslate Accused of Stealing Customer Funds

    LoveTranslate, a translation software company, is accused by users of stealing customer funds through a backend data breach. Around 30 employees' Telegram accounts simultaneously dropped on September 1st, followed by customers being targeted for large transactions. Evidence suggests LoveTranslate's internal staff are involved, with the backend filtering accounts based on transaction amounts for periodic scamming. Users are advised to stop using the software.
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  4. SocietyLawIndictmentAsiaWhite-collar

    Bombay High Court Orders CBI Probe into Disha Salian's Death

    The Bombay High Court has ordered a Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) probe into the death of Disha Salian, former manager of late actor Sushant Singh Rajput. The court criticized the Mumbai Police's investigation as inadequate and insufficient, citing too many discrepancies. The court has directed the registration of an FIR and a substantive probe into her death. The order comes after Salian's father alleged murder and sought a thorough investigation. The CBI will now take over the case and record statements for further proceedings. This development follows years of Salian's father pursuing justice for his daughter.
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  6. SocietyHealthcareWhite-collarFraudGender

    Chinese Boyfriend's Daily Expense Requests Exhaust Cambodian Girlfriend

    A Cambodian woman expresses her frustration with her Chinese boyfriend who constantly asks her to buy things for him, totaling nearly $5000 since August. Despite her reluctance, he uses manipulative language to make her feel guilty, accuses her of not caring about him, and even compares her to his exes. She feels mentally exhausted and can't handle the financial and emotional pressure anymore.
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  7. SocietyCaribbeanWhite-collarFood Prices

    Road Accidents in Israel: Multiple Casualties Rescued

    In separate incidents, rescue services in Israel responded to multiple road traffic accidents, resulting in numerous casualties. In Nitzan, eight people were injured in a collision between two vehicles. On Route 80 in the Negev, eight casualties were evacuated in moderate and light condition following a road accident. In Netivot, eight casualties were treated and evacuated after a multi-vehicle accident. In Bnei Brak, a woman was hit by a car and evacuated in moderate condition. On Highway 89, four people were rescued from a vehicle that plunged down a slope, with two adults and a child in serious condition and a woman and infant in moderate condition.
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  8. SocietyWhite-collarAquaticsMotorsports

    Arizona State Hockey Star Matthew Mayich Has 'Zero Chance of Recovery' After Workout Collapse

    Arizona State University hockey player Matthew Mayich, 21, collapsed during an outdoor team workout on Aug. 20 and is now in a coma with 'zero chance of recovery,' according to his family's lawyer. The sophomore defenseman, who was drafted by the St. Louis Blues, suffered cardiac arrest during the workout, which consisted of sprints, planks, push-ups, and bear crawls. The incident is under investigation by ASU police.
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  9. SocietyAsiaWhite-collar

    Escorts Asking Exorbitant Amounts for Living Guarantees During Pregnancy

    Group members express concern over 'escorts' using pregnancy as an excuse to demand high living guarantees from 'gold masters'. Observers from Southeast Asia with 8-year experience reveal these escorts' approximate thoughts: they're using pregnancy to earn more money than usual, aiming to retire or live comfortably for a year or two after an abortion. They cite examples like Wang Sicong's ex-girlfriend Huang Yiming, who received child support but not such high amounts. They advise against greed and remind that an abortion costs only a few dollars.
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