The suspected Chinese spy at the center of a scandal that threatens to take down Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang has returned to her home country, people familiar with the matter ...
FNZ Group Ltd. is raising prices and closing some offices in Asia and Europe as the UK fintech races to boost its financial performance ahead of deadlines to repay billions of dollars in debt.
For nearly three years, Texas has marketed “Y’all Street” to corporate leaders as a stable alternative to Delaware’s messy body of judge-made law. The sales pitch just got more complicated.
Texas has been a national hotspot for patent litigation for decades, pitting patent owners and alleged infringers against each other. But the Lone Star State is also popular for technological ...
Industry groups are calling for a new Democratic-led Congress to reshape decades-old trade laws to help businesses and consumers fend off rising prices.
Pennsylvania Democrats are set to take full control in Harrisburg for the first time since 1993, with plans to address affordability issues and revenue gaps by advancing tax policies that recently met ...
Anthropic PBC’s pre-IPO financial filings have sparked renewed questions over whether unofficial performance measures that companies share with investors should include employee stock compensation ...
A pair of landmark precedents on religion and accountability for federal agent misconduct keep losing their force at the Supreme Court, even as the justices forgo formally overturning them.
Opinion: Weil's collapse shows the values and culture that held lawyers together under a firm's banner are dissolving. Firms should return to the notion of lawyering as a profession first and define a ...
Opinion: Much of the legal profession’s conversation around lawyer well-being has focused on Big Law, but solo and boutique lawyers face a very different set of challenges.
Meta Platforms Inc.’s longtime infrastructure chief will leave the company in early 2027, a major leadership change as it continues to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in artificial intelligence ...
Mexico’s crackdown on Asian imports is creating an opening to buy more US-made steel, a top economic official said, a shift that could help advance trade negotiations with the Trump administration.
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