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Lambeth Council fined a key worker for using a bus lane on Christmas Day, later admitting the fine was issued in error.

The EU fined Meta $840 million for antitrust violations related to Facebook Marketplace's integration with Facebook.

A Queens woman was fined $600 for rat complaints related to a city-owned tree, sparking outrage and calls for procedural reform.

Charter Communications fined $15 million for failing to notify 911 call centers about outages and missing FCC reporting deadlines.

Feeding pigeons in Trafalgar Square is illegal and could result in a 500 fine.

Barcelona fined 25,000 euros by UEFA for racist behavior from fans during Champions League quarter-final.

Food prepared in poor hygiene led to rat infestation at KFC in Leytonstone.

Franchise fined for failing to control pests and poor cleanliness at east London KFC.

Kingspan facing potential hefty fine for misleading information

EU Commission concerned about impact of merger on competition in building-materials markets

Italian authorities fined TikTok €10mn over 'French scar' challenge.

US lawmakers pass bill that could lead to forced sale or ban of TikTok.

Katie Price fined for driving without a licence or insurance.

Magistrates found Price guilty in her absence.

Liberty University fined $14 million for breaking federal campus safety laws and mishandling sexual assaults.

University punished sexual assault victims for violating honor code while failing to punish assailants, leading to underreporting of assaults.

Restaurant fined almost 8,000 for dumping rubbish causing rat infestation.

Proper waste management crucial for businesses to avoid fines and maintain community cleanliness.

Spotify supports EC's €1.84 billion fine against Apple for anticompetitive practices.

Apple plans to appeal EC's ruling; Spotify hopes for resolution against Apple's unfair practices.

New York judge fines Donald Trump and his companies $355 million.

Win for New York AG Letitia James after three-year investigation.

Colorado fines Suncor Energy Inc. $10.5 million for air pollution violations

Colorado requires Suncor to increase air-pollution monitors at the refinery

Tesla has been ordered to pay $1.5 million in fines for illegally dumping hazardous waste at its factory and service centers in California.

Undercover investigators found Tesla was disposing of oils, cleaners, lead-acid batteries, solvents, and electronic waste in trash containers.

The investigation began in 2018 when investigators snooped through Tesla's garbage bins and found illegal disposal of hazardous automotive components.

Marcus Rashford faces a fine of $1.2 million for partying and calling in sick.

Rashford missed training and did not play in a recent FA Cup match.

The California Public Utilities Commission has approved a $45 million fine against Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E) for the Dixie Fire, the second-largest wildfire in the state's history.

PG&E caused the fire when a Douglas Fir tree fell on its power lines, leading to the destruction of nearly 1 million acres and over 1,300 structures.

The majority of the fine, $40 million, requires PG&E to digitize its maintenance records, and the remaining $5 million will be distributed to tribal entities affected by the fire and deposited into California's general fund.

Paul Vallas, the recent mayoral runner-up in Chicago, has been fined $10,500 for violating campaign finance rules.

Vallas accepted a $5,000 contribution from an entity, exceeding the campaign contribution limit and did not refund the excess amount.

A home improvement company has been fined 150,000 for making over 2.6 million unlawful marketing calls in the UK.

Poxell Ltd tried to withhold their identity, made calls to individuals with serious illnesses, and purchased multiple telephone lines to avoid detection.