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• March 04, 2026

  Google Agrees To More Android Changes In Deal With Epic

  Google and Epic Games offered a California federal court a new proposal Wednesday to modify an injunction issued in a monopolization case over the distribution apps on Android devices, while also reaching a broader agreement on global changes to the mobile operating system.

• March 04, 2026

  Fla. Court Urged To Toss $19M Tax Fine Decided With No Jury

  A U.S.-German citizen asked a Florida federal court to toss a nearly $19.6 million tax penalty assessed by the IRS for failing to report foreign bank account information, telling a judge on Wednesday that he wasn't able to take his case before a jury. 

• March 04, 2026

  Ex-NFL Player Challenges Adviser's Late Payment Demand

  Retired NFL player Mike Rucker and his wife on Wednesday urged North Carolina's business court not to let their former financial adviser countersue them for nonpayment, arguing he can't decide after 20 years that he deserves compensation when that was never the agreement.

• March 04, 2026

  Crypto Co. Kraken Secures Fed Master Account Access

  The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City on Wednesday cleared Wyoming-chartered Kraken Financial for a "limited purpose" master account, becoming the first crypto bank to gain access to the Federal Reserve's payment rails in a move that brought outcry from banking groups.

• March 04, 2026

  Compliance Takeaways Amid Subscription Practices Scrutiny

  The Federal Trade Commission's prioritization of enforcement regarding deceptive billing and cancellation practices in recurring subscriptions, and new click-to-cancel rulemaking expected on the horizon, carry key takeaways for companies using recurring subscriptions to sell products or services, say attorneys at Arnold & Porter.

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