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With his barrage of executive orders and daily challenges to the judicial system feeding a nonstop White House news cycle, few people step back and wonder whether there’s a philosophy guiding ...
The UK communications regulator has opened a formal probe into Elon Musk’s social media site X, adding to the global backlash against sexually suggestive images generated using artificial intelligence ...
Standard Chartered Plc plans to set up a prime brokerage for crypto trading, people with knowledge of the matter said, as global banks step up efforts to compete in digital assets.
John Buretta, former chair of the investigations and regulatory enforcement practice at Cravath Swaine & Moore, began in a ...
WilmerHale recruited former Justice Department antitrust lawyer Ryan Danks to its antitrust and competition group in Washington, DC, the firm announced Monday.
Michele Alt, her husband, Konrad, and eight other partners at Klaros Group LLC have become the go-to shepherds for the deluge of financial companies newly pursuing US bank charters under the Trump ...
The only sign of Alejandro “Alex” Brito’s most famous client in his corner office near Miami is a bobblehead doll depicting ...
A bill narrowing the definition of a “joint employer” under federal wage-hour and labor laws is slated for the House floor ...
According to just about every significant economic indicator, including the December jobs numbers released Friday, the US economy is doing fine. Not great, mind you: Job growth stalled in 2025. But ...
The 92-year-old New York judge overseeing the Nicolás Maduro prosecution now has the weight of representing nonagenarians on ...
A law firm that opens in Washington Monday, best known for a co-founder insulted by the president as “deranged Jack Smith,” ...