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• January 28, 2026

  Wash. Panel Won't Force State To Pull Dispensary License

  A Washington appeals panel won't force state cannabis regulators to revoke a dispensary's license at the request of another dispensary that wished to open in the same area, saying the board rightly found that the license was not subject to forfeiture.

• January 27, 2026

  Ohio PBM Suit Belongs In Federal Court, 6th Circ. Rules

  The Sixth Circuit on Tuesday ruled that Ohio's lawsuit accusing pharmacy benefit managers of driving up prescription prices through rebate schemes belongs in federal court, saying in an opinion recommended for publication that the suit imposes liability on conduct undertaken at the direction of a federal officer.

• January 27, 2026

  ADM To Pay $40M To Resolve SEC Accounting Fraud Claims

  Archer-Daniels-Midland Co. has agreed to shell out $40 million to put to rest U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission allegations the company and several former executives committed accounting and disclosure fraud, according to announcements made Tuesday.

• January 27, 2026

  Crypto Network Cofounder Hit With $100M RICO Suit

  The co-founder and board members of cryptocurrency-associated data cloud platform Cere Network were sued in California federal court Tuesday over an alleged pump-and-dump scheme where they secretly sold over $41 million in Cere tokens on various exchanges and misappropriated investor funds. 

• January 27, 2026

  Google's Allegedly Stolen AI Secrets Not Valuable, Jury Told

  Former Google engineer Linwei Ding's counsel wrapped his defense case Tuesday, questioning a technical expert who told a California federal jury that the documents taken by Ding related to artificial intelligence supercomputers wouldn't allow someone to replicate Google's technology and had minimal value to competitors.

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