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Musk v. OpenAI Heads to Trial After Judge Narrows Case

A judge narrowed the case to two claims to be tried in a two-phase proceeding with an advisory jury.

South Korea Jails Ex-Samsung Researcher for 7 Years Over DRAM Leak to China’s CXMT

Circle Reaffirms Court-Order-Only USDC Freezes After Drift Hack Outcry

Pentagon Formalizes Palantir’s Maven as a Military Program of Record

Prosecutors File Cenyt Indictment Targeting Ex‑BBVA Leadership and the Bank

Abramovich Vows to Fight UK Seizure of £2.35bn Chelsea Sale Proceeds

Trump Cuts Off Anthropic as Pentagon Blacklists Firm and Turns to OpenAI Under New Limits

Bavarian Entrepreneur Sentenced to 5 Years, 10 Months for €10.7 Million Tax Evasion in Mask Deal

Seized Sidenor Emails Cite 'Howitzers,' Deepening Spanish Probe of Steel Sales to Israeli Arms Firms

LA28 CEO Backs Chair Casey Wasserman, Cites Stable Sponsorships

Spanish Prosecutors Move to Void Sidenor Search in Israel Steel Probe

Global Counsel Cuts Ties With Mandelson as CEO Wegg-Prosser Steps Down

Hootsuite Faces Vancouver Protest Over DHS/ICE Social-Media Contract

UK Gambling Regulator Accuses Meta of Letting Illegal Casinos Advertise on Facebook and Instagram

Musk’s OpenAI Lawsuit Set for April 27 Jury Trial in Oakland

Mexico Sanctions Three More Firms for False Documents in Federal Bids

India to Chair UN-Backed Kimberley Process From January 1, 2026

FSC Launches Emergency Inspection of Shinhan Card After Internal Leak of Merchant Data

Anticorruption Secretariat Bars Three Suppliers Over Bidding Irregularities

GAA Keeps Allianz Deal After Ethics Review