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By Jade Martinez-Pogue
Quantum computer developer Quantinuum hit the public markets on Thursday after raising $1.7 billion in its initial public offering steered by Latham & Watkins LLP and Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP.
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By Ryan Davis
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday ended a patent suit over Hikma Pharmaceuticals USA Inc.'s generic version of ...(read more)
By Jessica Corso
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday said that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission could collect ill-gotte...(read more)
By Elliot Weld
A Washington federal judge has refused to sign off on a deal to settle trademark claims brought by Eli Lilly against two Seattle-area medical clinics, saying the associated consent decree was "overbroad" and contained an even more sweeping injunction.
By Jarek Rutz
Rusoro Mining Ltd. urged the Delaware Chancery Court on Thursday to dismiss Gold Reserve Ltd.'s lawsuit over a failed bid for Citgo Petroleum Corp.'s parent company, arguing the case is an improper attempt to interfere with a federal court auction that already ended with the approval of a competing bid.
By Dorothy Atkins
An Ohio grand jury hit two former FirstEnergy executives Wednesday with a fresh round of corruption charges alleging they bribed a utility regulator to secure a controversial $1.3 billion bailout for two FirstEnergy nuclear plants, beefing up accusations against the executives after a jury deadlocked on the initial charges.
By Dan McKay
The Trump administration on Thursday praised Ohio's fight against Medicaid fraud and said Hawaii was doing too little, as federal officials pushed states to ramp up anti-fraud prosecutions or risk the loss of federal funding.
Real estate developer Forestar Group Inc. and its directors urged the Delaware Chancery Court on Thursday to toss a shareholder suit accusing home builder D.R. Horton Inc. of using its control of Forestar to obtain residential lots at below-market prices, arguing the pension fund behind the case skipped a required step before suing.
By Jared Foretek
Former National Security Advisor John Bolton will plead guilty to charges that he illegally retained classified national defense information.
By Nate Beck
New York state has launched an antitrust investigation into Compass Inc. after the country's biggest real estate brokerage announced last year that it would acquire Anywhere Real Estate, the second-largest brokerage, in a $1.6 billion deal.
By Matthew Perlman
Zillow told an Illinois federal court that real estate brokerage Compass and a Chicago-area multiple listing service are refusing to document their communications with each other, even though they're accused of conspiring to block listings on Zillow's platform.
By Gianna Ferrarin
Several cities and groups representing doctors and small businesses urged a Maryland federal court to strike down recently finalized Affordable Care Act marketplace reforms, arguing they will strain community resources by increasing the population of underinsured and uninsured Americans.
By Celeste Bott
An Illinois federal judge on Thursday granted final approval to most of Abbott Laboratories' $40 million deal to resolve shareholder claims over its management of a 2022 infant formula crisis, but questioned whether the settlement's corporate reforms justify a $15 million fee award for the investors' attorneys.
By David Steele
Nearly 300 former students accusing former Ohio State University sports doctor Richard Strauss of sexual abuse have settled their claims with the university for $100 million, according to the school's Board of Trustees and the plaintiffs' attorneys.
SCOTUSblog founder Thomas Goldstein renewed his push Wednesday in Maryland federal court for a delayed sentencing, saying prosecutors blindsided his defense by including additional uncharged years of alleged tax avoidance in the government's sentencing memorandum.