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Lawsuits News 30 September 2025 - 17 October 2025

Kenvue (KVUE) Stock Plummets to Record Low Amid Talc Lawsuit and Tylenol Scare

Kenvue (KVUE) Stock Plummets to Record Low Amid Talc Lawsuit and Tylenol Scare

Stock Hits a 52-Week Low on Legal Woes Kenvue’s shares collapsed to an all-time low since their mid-2023 IPO, closing around $14 after Thursday’s 13.2% plunge stocktwits.com. The one-day drop – Kenvue’s worst on record – was triggered by headline risks that blindsided investors. By early Friday, October 17, the stock stabilized slightly (up about 0.6% in pre-market trading) after the rout stocktwits.com. Still, at roughly 40% below its IPO price, the Johnson & Johnson spinoff has seen its market capitalization shrink to about $30–31 billion reuters.com. This dramatic sell-off came despite broader markets being relatively calm – the S&P
17 October 2025
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Virgin Galactic Rockets 15% on Space Tourism Buzz – Can SPCE Defy Gravity or Crash Back to Earth?

Virgin Galactic SPCE Stock Surges on Lawsuit Settlement and Purdue Mission News

Stock Performance & Financials Virgin Galactic’s share price has been in a prolonged slump, though recent news has sparked a bounce. On Oct. 1, 2025 SPCE closed at $3.42 ts2.tech; by Oct. 16 it had rallied to about $4.89 investing.com (and was up ~6.3% on the day). The stock traded in a rough range of $3.30–$3.70 through early Oct ts2.tech. Over 2025 the stock is still down roughly one-third (Benzinga reports –33% YTD benzinga.com; TS2.Tech data shows ~–42% YTD through Sept ts2.tech), well underperforming the S&P500. SPCE remains extremely volatile (5‑year drawdown ~99% ts2.tech). Financially, Virgin Galactic remains pre‑revenue. Q2
16 October 2025
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Capital One Savers Cheated Out of Billions – $425M Settlement Payout Deadline Fast Approaching

Capital One Savers Cheated Out of Billions – $425M Settlement Payout Deadline Fast Approaching

Capital One’s $425 million settlement stems from a years-long fight over alleged bait-and-switch tactics. The crux of the case is that Capital One promoted its “360 Savings” account as a top high-yield product, yet kept its rate locked at about 0.30% even as national rates climbed. At the same time, the bank quietly introduced a nearly identical “360 Performance Savings” account, which did pay much higher interest (reaching 4.3% by early 2024) reuters.com consumerfinance.gov. Existing 360 Savings customers were largely kept in the dark – for example, Capital One reportedly removed most references to the old account on its website and
30 September 2025
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