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By Al Barbarino
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.
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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 mil...(read more)
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)
Mercer International Inc. has filed for Chapter 11 protection in a Texas bankruptcy court with $1 billion to $10 billion in debt and a pre-negotiated restructuring plan that would hand control of the company to its lenders.
By Vin Gurrieri
President Donald Trump has nominated an attorney with the Justice's Department's Civil Rights Division to fill one of two vacancies on the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, potentially solidifying a three-member Republican majority through at least 2029.
By Hailey Konnath
An Nvidia shareholder Monday filed a proposed class action against the company and Chief Executive Officer Jen-Hsun "Jensen" Huang over Huang's alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy, claiming that the chipmaker misled investors as to national security concerns and risks to the company's reputation.
By Rae Ann Varona
The U.S. Department of Justice sued Lyft Inc. Monday in California federal court for $53 million, accusing the ride-hailing company of discriminating against passengers with disabilities, including former U.S. Circuit Judge David Tatel, whom the DOJ said was twice denied a ride because of his guide dog.
The Ninth Circuit ruled Monday that California can require companies to report greenhouse gas emissions from their own operations or from purchased energy, but temporarily blocked the state from requiring reporting of indirect emissions and climate-related financial risk.
By Maria Koklanaris
California will not enact a 5% tax to be levied once on the wealth of billionaires in the state, the Associated Press determined Monday.
By Dorothy Atkins
Golden State voters have rejected the California Chamber of Commerce-backed Proposition 45, which would have limited reviews under the California Environmental Quality Act and allowed developers to fast-track most housing, water and health projects.
By Rachel Riley
A Washington Court of Appeals panel has overturned a combined $10,000 in sanctions against four attorneys who defended Monsanto from chemical poisoning claims, concluding Monday that the trial court overstepped its authority by personally punishing the lawyers for late disclosure of expert witnesses.
By Craig Clough
A New Jersey federal court refused Monday to nix antitrust claims accusing fragrance ingredient-makers of fixing prices, finding the alleged conspiracy was subject to the per se rule despite the companies' supplier relationships with one another.
By Zach Dupont
A Colorado federal judge won't dismiss a proposed class action accusing Celestial Seasonings Inc. of falsely advertising its teas as having "all natural" flavors after determining that the role of citric acid in its teas is a factual dispute to be resolved later.
By Gautama Mehta
An overhaul of the federal permitting process aimed at reducing red tape in infrastructure and energy projects cleared its first procedural vote in the U.S. Senate by a margin of 73 to 25 on Monday.
By Ryan Davis
A Federal Circuit judge on Monday appeared perplexed by medical aesthetics provider Medytox Inc.'s position that the U.S. International Trade Commission wrongly rejected its claim that a rival stole its anti-wrinkle technology, saying Medytox's argument "has nothing to do" with the ruling.