A forgotten provision in a European law regulating smart devices and cloud platforms goes into effect Friday, catching many US companies by surprise and threatening long-standing business models.

Professors Anat Alon-Beck and Miriam Schwartz-Ziv say the US’ 10% equity stake in Intel Corp. is part of a long history of federal funding for industries, and it requires frameworks that make the partnerships effective and accountable.

Measures that would place the nation’s first-of-its-kind rules around protecting children from artificial intelligence, particularly companion chatbots, have cleared the California Legislature.

An Ohio police officer used reasonable judgment in deploying a taser on a driver who nearly ran into a patrol car while cruising around with firearms and bags of hard drugs, a split federal appeals court ruled Thursday.

Apple Inc. is facing a proposed class action accusing the tech giant of selling unsecured and defective Apple Gift Cards that were susceptible to being drained of funds by unauthorized third parties before the purchaser could use them.

Two Ryder Transportation Solutions LLC truck drivers are no longer pursuing a biometric privacy class action against the transportation and logistics company after reaching an agreement in principle to settle.

A forgotten provision in a European law regulating smart devices and cloud platforms goes into effect Friday, catching many US companies by surprise and threatening long-standing business models.

Professors Anat Alon-Beck and Miriam Schwartz-Ziv say the US’ 10% equity stake in Intel Corp. is part of a long history of federal funding for industries, and it requires frameworks that make the partnerships effective and accountable.

Microsoft Corp. avoided a hefty antitrust penalty after the European Union accepted its commitments to settle a probe into the alleged illegal bundling of its Teams video-conferencing app.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will meet with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng in Madrid to discuss trade, economic and national security issues in another sign that talks between the two sides are heating up.

Measures that would place the nation’s first-of-its-kind rules around protecting children from artificial intelligence, particularly companion chatbots, have cleared the California Legislature.

Apple Inc. said its hypertension detection system for its smart watch will arrive next week after receiving clearance Thursday from the US Food and Drug Administration.

George Mason University Law School’s Donald Kochan says the IRS should let a tax decision favoring AbbVie stand to better encourage risk taking, research and development, and strategic mergers and acquisitions.

Professors Anat Alon-Beck and Miriam Schwartz-Ziv say the US’ 10% equity stake in Intel Corp. is part of a long history of federal funding for industries, and it requires frameworks that make the partnerships effective and accountable.

Georgia State University law professor Todd Phillips says regulators should rename “Matters Requiring Attention” and more proactively use enforcement actions to get banks to address unsafe or unsound practices.

Romer Debbas’ Steven Kirkpatrick and Kate Wildonger share how recently enacted legislation will allow certain developers in New York to facilitate condo conversions.

Tom Girardi’s bid to be released from prison as he awaits an appeals court’s ruling will hinge on whether a federal judge agrees there are debatable issues that give the former lawyer a chance at having his conviction for stealing millions of dollars from his clients overturned.

The wind-down trustee for the bankruptcy estate of JCPenney settled with Jackson Walker LLP over the Texas law firm’s failure to disclose an intimate relationship between a former partner and a prominent Houston bankruptcy judge.

President Donald Trump’s firings of independent and legislative-branch agency officials sparked a recent flurry of court rulings, showing that judges are still wrestling with the scope of presidential removal power.

George Mason University Law School’s Donald Kochan says the IRS should let a tax decision favoring AbbVie stand to better encourage risk taking, research and development, and strategic mergers and acquisitions.

Professors Anat Alon-Beck and Miriam Schwartz-Ziv say the US’ 10% equity stake in Intel Corp. is part of a long history of federal funding for industries, and it requires frameworks that make the partnerships effective and accountable.

Georgia State University law professor Todd Phillips says regulators should rename “Matters Requiring Attention” and more proactively use enforcement actions to get banks to address unsafe or unsound practices.

Romer Debbas’ Steven Kirkpatrick and Kate Wildonger share how recently enacted legislation will allow certain developers in New York to facilitate condo conversions.

Tom Girardi’s bid to be released from prison as he awaits an appeals court’s ruling will hinge on whether a federal judge agrees there are debatable issues that give the former lawyer a chance at having his conviction for stealing millions of dollars from his clients overturned.