Supreme Court Rules Andy Warhol’s Image of Prince Breaches Copyright Laws
The decision in the closely watched case narrows the “fair use” right of artists and writers to build on existing...
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Theranos Founder Elizabeth Holmes to Report to Prison May 30
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit had denied her request to stay out on bail. Source link
FTC Moves to Block Amgen’s $27.8 Billion Deal for Horizon Therapeutics
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Elon Musk Issued Subpoena in Lawsuit Over JPMorgan’s Ties to Jeffrey Epstein
The U.S. Virgin Islands are seeking documents from the Tesla leader for its civil suit against the bank. Source link
Parts Maker Rejects Demand to Recall Air-Bag Inflators Regulators Call Unsafe
The NHTSA says inflators have been linked to explosions and fatalities, but the manufacturer disagrees. Source link
British Entrepreneur Mike Lynch Extradited to U.S. Over HP Case
The tech entrepreneur once hailed as Britain’s Bill Gates was extradited to the U.S., a year after a U.K. judge...
WSJ News Exclusive | Automation Giant Faces U.S. Government Probe Over China Operations
The investigation of Rockwell focuses on whether its software might allow access to critical U.S. government and industrial infrastructure. Source...
Fox Says It Settled Dominion Suit to ‘Avoid the Acrimony of a Divisive Trial’
The company said it swung to a $54 million quarterly loss, primarily because of charges associated with legal-settlement costs. Source...
China Signals Spying Fears Amid Probe of Consulting Firms
The due-diligence industry is suddenly in the crosshairs of Beijing’s efforts to limit foreign influence in China. Source link
DOJ Settles Antitrust Case, Clearing Way for Assa Abloy Deal
The Swedish lockmaker has agreed to sell some of its brands to another company. Source link
Ron DeSantis’s Oversight Board Sues Disney
The lawsuit marks the latest salvo in the escalating battle between the company and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. Source link
Supreme Court to Reconsider Precedent Giving Federal Agencies Benefit of Doubt
The 1984 ruling, known as the “Chevron deference,” directs courts to defer to a federal agency’s legal approach when Congress...
Fed Says It Failed to Act on Problems That Led to Silicon Valley Bank Collapse
Michael Barr, the Fed’s vice chair for supervision, said supervisors didn’t fully appreciate the extent of the vulnerabilities as SVB...
Tucker Carlson’s Vulgar, Offensive Messages About Colleagues Helped Seal His Fate at Fox News
The prime-time host called a senior executive the c-word in a redacted missive, and the network grew wary of further...
Fox News Ousts Tucker Carlson
Fox took issue with prime-time host’s private remarks that were derogatory toward network employees. Source link
Apple Wins Appeal in App Store Case Brought by Fortnite Maker Epic Games
A federal appeals court upheld a ruling that mostly sided with Apple on App Store policies. Source link
Fox Has Settled One Voting Machine Company’s Defamation Case. Another Looms.
Fox’s $787.5 million settlement with Dominion Voting Systems gives Smartmatic leverage, legal experts say. Source link
Fox to Pay $787.5 Million to Settle Dominion’s Defamation Lawsuit
The settlement averts a trial on the voting-machine company’s allegations that it was defamed by network broadcasts after the 2020...
Arrests over alleged secret ‘police station’ deepen showdown between Washington and Beijing | CNN
CNN — “We don’t need or want a secret police station in our great city,” said Breon Peace, the US...
Debate rages on in UK after more than 100 people arrested over Grand National protests | CNN
CNN — The Grand National is regarded as a national institution by many in the United Kingdom, a must-watch sporting...
