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By Al Barbarino
Singapore-based Grab Holdings Ltd. said Tuesday it has agreed to acquire a controlling 60% equity interest in Atome Financial for $1.49 billion, while also agreeing to purchase the remaining 40% stake within the next two years.
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By Bryan Koenig
The Federal Trade Commission's Mark Meador on Monday sketched out an ambitious vision for the agency to use its ...(read more)
By Keith Goldberg
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Monday finalized the rescission of a Biden-era rule that limited gre...(read more)
By Courtney Bublé
The Senate on Tuesday failed to clear a procedural hurdle for the Clarity Act, which was primed to be the first comprehensive federal regulatory framework for digital asset markets, as Democrats said the ethics guardrails were not strong enough.
By Matthew Perlman
A Massachusetts federal court refused Takeda's request to decertify a class of Amitiza buyers, after a jury awarded groups of purchasers a total of $885 million for claims that the drugmaker conspired to delay the launch of a rival generic version of the anti-constipation drug.
By Craig Clough
UMG Recordings sued music distributor DistroKid in Delaware federal court Tuesday, calling it an "AI-slop pipeline" that uses copyright infringement and deceptive practices to flood popular streaming platforms with mass-generated artificial intelligence content.
By Carolyn Muyskens
A First Circuit panel raised mootness concerns as it heard arguments Tuesday from drug companies appealing a ruling that prevented them from intervening in a now-dismissed case to defend a rebate model for a federal drug-pricing program.
By Elliot Weld
A New Jersey appellate court on Tuesday affirmed an order dismissing a suit from the estate of a classic car collector against Bruce Springsteen over compensation from use of a 1967 Pontiac GTO on an album cover, saying it was "abundantly clear" that all elements of hearsay were present to sink the case's only evidence against the musician.
Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson cast doubt Tuesday on the sincerity of artificial intelligence companies asking Washington for more safety regulations even as they seek antitrust exemptions so they can agree to AI development limits.
By Julie Manganis
A First Circuit panel on Tuesday pushed back on assertions by American Express that unilateral changes to the terms of its merchant agreement did not invalidate it, as a lower court found last year in denying the card issuer's motion to compel arbitration in a dispute over anti-steering rules.
President Donald Trump's nominee to be U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Washington is under fire from one of the home state senators who vowed to use every avenue possible to block him.
By Jared Foretek
Partisan splits were apparent Tuesday on the Fourth Circuit panel hearing the Trump administration's challenge to a federal district judge's dismissal of the indictments of former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James, with two of the three judges appearing to agree an improper appointment doomed the cases.
By Emily Lever
A Texas bankruptcy judge on Tuesday agreed to approve a settlement valued at $581 million between nursing home operator Genesis Healthcare and its creditors, allowing the debtor to clear another hurdle on its path out of Chapter 11.
By Jarek Rutz
The Delaware Chancery Court has refused to let digital asset company Empery immediately appeal a ruling requiring it to put an activist investor's director slate on the ballot, finding the post-trial decision did not raise a novel legal issue warranting review before final judgment in the case.
By Pete Brush
Two Robinhood Markets engineers made over $50,000 each by unlawfully trading futures on the decentralized derivative exchange Hyperliquid using confidential information they got while working at the California-based discount online brokerage, federal prosecutors in New York charged on Tuesday.