Prosecutors urged a jury to convict a software startup's ex-executive for pumping $35 million from company coffers into his fledgling crypto project, while defense counsel accused the government of pursuing a baseless case because the company needed someone to "scapegoat."…

New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani named an all-woman transition team, including former Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan, who attracted the ire of tech giants and corporations by spearheading the Biden administration's aggressive antitrust enforcement.…

Shawn Davis’s account of his interaction at a Nevada branch mirrored past claims about the employment, training and practices of the nation’s fourth-largest bank.

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A federal judge granted a request from Midjourney Inc. and the Hollywood studios suing it to consolidate two copyright infringement cases over its AI image and video generator.

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Seven Trump-appointed agency leaders were sworn in at the Labor Department, nearly a month after being confirmed by the Senate.

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Simpson Thacher & Bartlett is delivering on its investment in Boston by securing a larger office space and bringing in new talent across a spectrum of practice areas.

Coffee retailer Black Rifle Coffee deceptively labels its products as "America's Coffee" with an American flag that implies they're made in the U.S., despite that the sourcing, processing and production of the coffee takes place elsewhere, alleges a proposed class action.…

Two suits brought by a group of major Hollywood studios alleging artificial intelligence startup Midjourney used copyrighted material to train its video-generation model have been merged into a single case in California federal court.