North Korean IT workers are increasingly posing as remote freelancers from other countries to infiltrate companies in Europe, putting organizations at risk of espionage, data theft and disruption.

Elon Musk’s X is urging the US Supreme Court to shield companies from being forced to disclose sensitive user financial data under “suspicionless” subpoenas issued by federal law enforcement agencies.

Circle Internet Group Inc. filed publicly for a long-awaited initial public offering, with the stablecoin provider showing steadily increasing revenue.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission told a federal judge in New York it wants to “explore a potential resolution” of its enforcement suit against the Winklevoss twins’ Gemini Trust Co. cryptocurrency exchange.

Willkie Farr & Gallagher is committing at least $100 million in pro bono work to causes aligned to “conservative ideals,” President Donald Trump said Tuesday.

Norfolk Southern Corp.’s attempt to force two companies to share blame for a 2023 train derailment in eastern Ohio began in earnest Tuesday as trial lawyers started pointing fingers in front of a Youngstown jury.

Macy’s Inc. is clawing back more than $600,000 in cash bonuses from executives after an accounting scandal led to inflated pay.

A huge natural gas-powered data center that will serve the growing demands of artificial intelligence is being planned for the site of a former coal-fired power plant in Pennsylvania.

Wall Street’s unanimity on the need to limit climate change is collapsing, sparking a reset in the $1.4 trillion global market for energy finance.

Europe’s solar energy season is getting longer and more intense, threatening to disrupt markets and overwhelm grids with a glut of cheap power.

The beleaguered aerospace giant Boeing Co. slashed its paid advocacy presence in Washington last year, cut K Street firms and parted ways with its top lobbyist. Now, with Boeing’s CEO set to testify Wednesday on Capitol Hill, the rebuilding influence team faces its first public congressional test.

Deutsche Bank AG’s investment arm DWS agreed to pay €25 million ($27 million) to end a long-running German investigation into alleged greenwashing, in a similar settlement to the one it struck with US regulators in 2023.

Tech companies of all sizes are bracing for heightened scrutiny after France’s antitrust regulator fined Apple Inc. $162 million because its App Tracking Transparency framework made it impossible for third-party publishers to meet privacy requirements, thereby violating competition law.

Columnist Rob Chesnut says a weekly email can be helpful for legal leaders to stay up to date on their departments. He shares tips for legal department leaders implementing this tool and for employees asked to draft them.

North Korean IT workers are increasingly posing as remote freelancers from other countries to infiltrate companies in Europe, putting organizations at risk of espionage, data theft and disruption.

Legislation that would make it easier for Californians to block the sale or sharing of their web browser data was approved by a state Assembly panel Tuesday.

Experian Information Solutions Inc. has agreed to settle claims brought as a proposed class action by a customer who alleged that the credit reporting agency wrongly associated him, through an error, with a federal sanctions list that targets narcotics traffickers and terrorists.

Nelnet Servicing LLC and Edfinancial Services LLC will pay $10 million to settle a class action over a 2022 data breach that impacted more than 2.5 million student borrowers.

President Donald Trump plans to nominate Ohio Solicitor General T. Elliot Gaiser to lead the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel, according to a person familiar with the matter.

A San Francisco judge should stay his order blocking termination of Temporary Protected Status for several hundred thousand Venezuelans in the US while the Department of Homeland Security appeals the decision, the Trump administration said.

A group of nonprofits succeeded in temporarily stopping the Trump administration’s efforts to strip them of funding to provide legal counsel for unaccompanied immigrant children.

Journalists who cover the law and law firms should follow up and hold the leaders of all large firms accountable. Get them all on the record about which path they are choosing: to fight for their constitutional rights and those of their clients, or to bend to the whims of a president with apparently little respect for either.

Weil Gotshal & Manges partner Amy Rubin is joining Sidley Austin as co-head of its employee benefits and executive compensation group as the firm expands its corporate team.

Columnist Rob Chesnut says a weekly email can be helpful for legal leaders to stay up to date on their departments. He shares tips for legal department leaders implementing this tool and for employees asked to draft them.