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A fresh legal storm has hit Microsoft, as a group of consumers in San Francisco federal court allege the tech titan manipulated the AI market to inflate prices for ChatGPT. The proposed class action…
As the federal government shutdown drags into its 11th day, the Trump administration has unveiled a stopgap plan to ensure military personnel continue receiving paychecks. The president announced on Truth Social that he is…
Alphabet’s Google has sounded alarms over Australia’s upcoming ban on social media use for anyone under 16, arguing the measure may prove more symbolic than effective — and could backfire. During a parliamentary hearing…
The Voting Rights Act, a cornerstone of American democracy for six decades, stands once again before the U.S. Supreme Court — this time facing one of its most consequential tests yet. On Wednesday, the…
The Government of Sharjah is signaling a return to China’s Panda bond market, having officially appointed banks for a potential issuance. The emirate’s Finance Department, carrying ratings of Ba1/BBB–/AAA from Moody’s, S&P, and Lianhe,…
Oman has successfully priced a $1 billion seven-year USD sukuk at 4.525%, narrowing the gap over U.S. Treasuries to 60 basis points from earlier expectations of around 95 basis points. The deal, structured under…
Elite U.S. universities embroiled in a sprawling antitrust lawsuit are zeroing in on the financial backers of the plaintiffs’ law firm, turning a routine class certification fight into a courtroom clash over the influence…
A Manhattan federal court has closed the chapter on Drake’s legal fight over Kendrick Lamar’s track “Not Like Us.” U.S. District Judge Jeannette Vargas ruled that Lamar’s lyrics, which called Drake a pedophile, are…
In a move that could reshape the nation’s labor landscape, a Republican-controlled Senate committee on Thursday approved two of President Trump’s nominees for key roles at the National Labor Relations Board, leaving a third…
Jennifer Mascott, a conservative legal scholar and former White House counsel, has officially joined the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia after a narrow Senate confirmation. The Republican-controlled chamber voted 50-47 to…
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