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By Alex Wittenberg
Retailer The Children's Place has filed for Chapter 11 protection in New Jersey bankruptcy court with $881.3 million in debt and a plan to sell its assets during the case.
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By Jessica Corso
Norway's central bank announced Friday that KPMG LLP has agreed to pay $224.5 million to settle a class action i...(read more)
By Vince Sullivan
The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to take up a case involving a Fourth Circuit decision that denied an attempt by Go...(read more)
By Al Barbarino
LS Power has agreed to acquire six natural gas-fired power generation facilities across four U.S. states from NRG Energy Inc. for $4 billion, the companies announced Monday.
Mitsui Chemicals said Monday it has teamed up with the government-owned Development Bank of Japan to purchase semiconductor materials maker JSR for about $11.6 billion, including debt.
By Courtney Bublé
President Donald Trump is considering the head of the U.S. Department of Justice's Office of Legal Counsel for a federal judgeship in Texas, a process that started right after the Democrats won big in last week's midterm elections.
By Irene Madongo
Norwegian oil and gas company DNO ASA confirmed Monday that its $396 million offer for Scottish company Capricorn Energy PLC had lapsed.
By Andrea Keckley
As more former Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP attorneys find new homes for their practices while the firm winds down operations, Latham & Watkins LLP confirmed Monday that it hired five partners and one counsel across multiple U.S. offices.
By Madeline Lyskawa
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday invited the U.S. solicitor general to opine on a lawsuit accusing pharmaceutical companies of aiding a Hezbollah-linked militia's terrorist activities in Iraq, after the D.C. Circuit held the plaintiffs adequately alleged that the companies' participation was conscious and voluntary.
By Caroline Simson
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday passed on reviewing a Second Circuit decision refusing to add some $66 million to a $16.6 million arbitral award issued to Acorda Therapeutics in a multiple sclerosis drug dispute, a petition that sought clarity on when an arbitrator "manifestly disregards" the law.
By Patrick Hoff
The U.S. Supreme Court refused Monday to review a white former news anchor's lawsuit alleging she was fired because of her race and replaced with a Black woman, despite her argument that the Fifth Circuit used an improperly high standard when dismissing her case.
By Vin Gurrieri
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday rejected a former information technology employee's invitation to clarify whether workers' placement on performance improvement plans that don't result in termination or changes in pay and benefits can sustain bias suits under a worker-friendly high court ruling from 2024.
By Anne Cullen
The U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to take up a religious discrimination case brought by former Raytheon employees over the company's pandemic-era testing and masking requirements.
Argenx said Monday that it has agreed to buy the shares in Unnatural Products that it does not already own in a transaction which values the California biotech at up to approximately $1.15 billion.
By Rae Ann Varona
McDonald's "sugar free" McCafé coffee beverages actually have up to 18 grams of sugar due to dairy, consumers alleged Friday in a proposed false advertising class action filed in Illinois federal court, saying the fast-food chain's use of the "sugar free" term violates federal regulations and consumer protection laws.