Kathy Ruemmler, a legal star on her way to becoming Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s top lawyer, had a nickname for Jeffrey Epstein: “Uncle Jeffrey.”

Texas judges will be taken at their word when it comes to how much time they’re spending on cases, the state supreme court announced in a preliminary order Friday, opting against requiring proof or detailed documentation of their work.

Paramount Skydance Corp. has tapped Theodore “Ted” Lehman, a lawyer and lobbyist familiar with Washington’s corridors of power, as its new head of US public policy and government affairs while the company fights Netflix Inc.‘s bid to buy media industry rival Warner Bros. Discovery Inc.

Delaware’s top court cut more than $100 million Friday from the payday for shareholder attorneys who reached a settlement with Tesla Inc. in a challenge over four years of compensation for the electric vehicle-maker’s directors.

Prosecutors in Tom Goldstein’s tax and false statements case violated federal law by failing to turn over an email between their lead case agent and one of Goldstein’s accountants, Judge Lydia Kay Griggsby said.

Despite protests in small towns and cities across the US, the Trump administration is pushing ahead with the purchase of warehouses it plans to convert into immigration jails in what could be the largest expansion of such detention capacity in US history.

Kathy Ruemmler, a legal star on her way to becoming Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s top lawyer, had a nickname for Jeffrey Epstein: “Uncle Jeffrey.”

A Delaware judge ruled that a shareholder lawsuit alleging insider trading by several directors of Coinbase Global Inc., including venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, can proceed for now after an internal investigation cleared the defendants of wrongdoing.

During his surprise appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Elon Musk mused about reversing aging, enlisting humanoid robots to look after kids and launching solar-powered data centers into space — that last one, he said, was a “no-brainer.”

A Massachusetts hospital that unsuccessfully sued to stop the National Labor Relations Board from moving forward on an unfair labor practice case lost before an agency judge.

A Pilgrim’s Pride Corp. employee sued the company Friday for allegedly breaching its duties to retirement plan participants by maintaining an underperforming investment fund.

Texas judges will be taken at their word when it comes to how much time they’re spending on cases, the state supreme court announced in a preliminary order Friday, opting against requiring proof or detailed documentation of their work.

Kathy Ruemmler, a legal star on her way to becoming Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s top lawyer, had a nickname for Jeffrey Epstein: “Uncle Jeffrey.”

A Delaware judge ruled that a shareholder lawsuit alleging insider trading by several directors of Coinbase Global Inc., including venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, can proceed for now after an internal investigation cleared the defendants of wrongdoing.

Nvidia Corp.’s negotiations to invest as much as $100 billion in OpenAI have broken down, the Wall Street Journal reported, exposing a potential rift between two of the most powerful companies in the artificial intelligence industry.

During his surprise appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Elon Musk mused about reversing aging, enlisting humanoid robots to look after kids and launching solar-powered data centers into space — that last one, he said, was a “no-brainer.”

A Pilgrim’s Pride Corp. employee sued the company Friday for allegedly breaching its duties to retirement plan participants by maintaining an underperforming investment fund.

Delaware’s top court cut more than $100 million Friday from the payday for shareholder attorneys who reached a settlement with Tesla Inc. in a challenge over four years of compensation for the electric vehicle-maker’s directors.