The court-appointed monitor for private equity firm Broad Street Global Management LLC testified Tuesday that he is concerned about more than 600 investors in the $1 billion fund who asked to redeem ...

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Open-source AI analytics company Metabase Inc. and pediatric telehealth provider Blueberry Medical failed to protect patients' personal health information from being exposed during a cybersecurity ...

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The Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Federal Trade Commission's online tip lines and other government websites are vulnerable to spying, U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., said in a letter urging the ...

Investment firm WCO Spectrum must paint a much wider, more cohesive picture of how T-Mobile's mid-band spectrum practices have anticompetitively edged it out of buying up spectrum leases from high ...

A New York federal judge has dismissed a proposed shareholder class action alleging medical device maker Integer Holdings Corp. hid plummeting demand for cardiac devices and misled investors about its ...

Utah sued Kalshi, its related entities and Susquehanna International Group in state court Tuesday over a "brazen pattern of unlawful conduct" by offering sports event contracts that allegedly violate ...

A student injured when a porch roof collapsed onto revelers beneath it at a 2025 St. Patrick's Day party near the University of Pittsburgh sued the property owner in Pennsylvania state court, claiming ...

A mother who claims her child's autism was caused by heavy metal exposure from baby foods made by major companies, including Gerber, Beech-Nut and Walmart, saw her core claims ended when a California ...

In his latest round of decisions, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Director John Squires has granted 10 petitions seeking review of patents and denied two others, both on discretionary grounds.

The Eleventh Circuit on Tuesday declined to revive a Title VII religious discrimination suit by a former 3M healthcare business division employee who was terminated after refusing to get vaccinated ...