Columnist David Lat shares tips for lawyers to improve at business development, in light of research finding that lawyers who proactively engage with clients and maintain robust networks are most successful.

Khaitan & Co’s Raghav Bajaj says multinationals should review their data systems now as India adapts its tax law to integrate cryptoassets into its regulatory framework.

A California federal judge left open the chance of an order temporarily banning OpenAI Inc.'s use of the “IO” moniker amid a trademark lawsuit brought by AI device developer IYO Inc.

The US Senate passed stablecoin legislation setting up regulatory rules for cryptocurrencies pegged to the dollar, in a landmark win for the ascendant crypto industry and President Donald Trump.

Drew Rolle joined Alston & Bird as a partner in its white collar, government, and internal investigations group in New York, the firm announced Tuesday.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. will launch a pilot for a token called JPMD that represents dollar deposits at the world’s biggest bank, as financial institutions deepen their push into the digital-asset sector.

After Hurricane María ravaged Puerto Rico in 2017, knocking out power to the entire island, Gabriel Rodríguez Acevedo’s parents turned to solar company Sunnova Energy International Inc. seeking an alternative to long supply lines and noisy gas-powered generators.

The amount of money either being frittered away or shrewdly invested on AI development (pick your own adventure) continues to be astonishing. The latest figures, reported by Bloomberg News on Tuesday, deal with Elon Musk’s xAI:

Columnist David Lat shares tips for lawyers to improve at business development, in light of research finding that lawyers who proactively engage with clients and maintain robust networks are most successful.

Renault SA is under pressure to quickly find a replacement for Chief Executive Officer Luca de Meo after the shock news of his planned departure, as the industry grapples with rising trade tensions and intense competition from Chinese manufacturers led by BYD Co.

When Mattel Inc. announced last week that it was preparing to “bring the magic of AI” to its toys through a partnership with OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, there was predictable outcry on the risks to privacy and children’s imaginations. The reasons are obvious, as tech platforms have sucked up our personal data while AI tools are poised to erode critical thinking. But I’m less concerned about what AI playmates can do to imaginative play and data protection than what they’ll do to kids’ social skills, based on my own experience of bringing an AI toy into my home.

President Donald Trump’s efforts to unravel policies supporting electric vehicles threatens to turn the US into a laggard for years to come, according to a new report.

Columnist David Lat shares tips for lawyers to improve at business development, in light of research finding that lawyers who proactively engage with clients and maintain robust networks are most successful.

When Mattel Inc. announced last week that it was preparing to “bring the magic of AI” to its toys through a partnership with OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, there was predictable outcry on the risks to privacy and children’s imaginations. The reasons are obvious, as tech platforms have sucked up our personal data while AI tools are poised to erode critical thinking. But I’m less concerned about what AI playmates can do to imaginative play and data protection than what they’ll do to kids’ social skills, based on my own experience of bringing an AI toy into my home.

Viasat Inc. is the latest US communications company identified as a victim of the sweeping surveillance hack blamed on the Chinese government that emerged during last year’s presidential campaign, according to people familiar with the matter.

Online sportsbook operator BetMGM LLC has resolved consolidated litigation arising from a 2022 data breach that exposed the personal information of more than 1.5 million customers.

A UChicago Medicine Medical Group patient has dropped her proposed class action against the health system and its debt-collection vendor Nationwide Recovery Services Inc. over a 2024 data breach that exposed 38,000 patients’ information.

A Biden-era requirement for lenders to report the demographics of small business borrowers would be delayed by about a year and other rules would be rolled back under the latest policy changes posted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

The US Supreme Court will close out its term in the next two weeks with a trail of unfinished business, leaving in limbo the fate of many of President Donald Trump’s most sweeping uses of executive power.

The Justice Department’s proposed tax division split sends another signal that enforcement will decline, further emboldening cheats, tax controversy lawyers said.

Columnist David Lat shares tips for lawyers to improve at business development, in light of research finding that lawyers who proactively engage with clients and maintain robust networks are most successful.

The Cato Institute’s Thomas Berry and Brent Skorup write that President Donald Trump’s unilateral tariff implementation is the latest example of a long history of executives manufacturing crises and ignoring Congress.

Adobe senior vice president Karen Robinson says generative AI can be a boon for creators, but only if the policies regulating it can protect intellectual property.

Three nonprofit groups won reinstatement of their grant awards after challenging the Environmental Protection Agency’s order to cut an environmental justice block grant program.