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Alexandra Agraz

Alexandra Agraz

Alexandra Agraz is a former Diplomatic Aide with firsthand experience in facilitating high-level international events, including the signing of critical economic and political agreements between the United States and Mexico. She holds dual associate degrees in Humanities, Social and Political Sciences, and Film, blending a diverse academic background in diplomacy, culture, and storytelling. This unique combination enables her to provide nuanced perspectives on global relations and cultural narratives.

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Person wearing a black coat with a white scalloped lace collar and a Chanel interlocking CC logo on the lapel.
Chanel Wins Trademark Case Over Upcycled Jewelry Made With Logo Buttons

A Paris court sided with Chanel in a trademark case over upcycled jewelry, ruling that the French company Kamad Reworked infringed Chanel’s marks by selling pieces made with Chanel-branded buttons, hardware, and other logo elements.The May 21 ruling rejected Kamad Reworked’s argument that its necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and other pieces... Read More »

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Amazon Faces Class Action Over Ring Facial Recognition Feature

Amazon is facing a class action lawsuit in federal court over claims that its Ring doorbell cameras used facial recognition technology to scan, identify, and store people’s faces without their consent.The complaint was filed on June 1 by Virginia resident Charles Sigwalt in federal court in Seattle, where Amazon has... Read More »

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Fashion Nova Sued Over Early Morning Promotional Text Messages

A proposed class action filed in federal court in California accuses fast-fashion retailer Fashion Nova of violating federal telemarketing laws by allegedly sending promotional text messages to consumers before the legally permitted 8 a.m. cutoff.The lawsuit was filed in April by Alameda County resident Charleen Shavies in the Northern District... Read More »

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GM Agrees to $12.75 Million California Settlement Over Driver Data Collection

General Motors has agreed to pay $12.75 million to settle a California lawsuit accusing the automaker of improperly collecting and selling sensitive driver data gathered through its OnStar connected-vehicle system. California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced the settlement on Friday, alleging GM and OnStar disclosed drivers’ names, contact information, geolocation... Read More »

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