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State lawmakers are strategizing on how to win passage of bills regulating AI use in employment decisions despite opposition ...

The Department of Government Efficiency’s loose handling of government data continues to put taxpayers’ sensitive information ...

An SEC policy change enabling companies going public to shunt securities fraud claims into binding arbitration before they’re ...

The Interior Department says it’s on track to meet a federal goal to increase logging on federal lands, even as timber ...

Top-flight law firms with roots across the pond are enjoying a run of success in the US after years of hovering around the ...

Opinion: Alston & Bird's Susan Hurd and Charlotte Bohn examine two pending securities certiorari petitions and why one ...

Educating jurors on the fundamentals of science requires two-way trust with the jury, and finding the balance between ...

Naver Corp. shares jumped as much as 11% after a report that the company’s fintech unit is pursuing a takeover of the ...

India’s banking regulator has introduced new safeguards to protect customers from losing their money to card and digital payments frauds, which have been rising at an alarming rate.

SAP SE has been hit by a European Unionantitrust probe into whether the German software giant distorted competition for on-premise maintenance and support services related to a management program it ...

A pair of senior Goldman Sachs Group Inc. executives are betting that Europe’s long-awaited revival in infrastructure spending and dealmaking will help power regional growth at the Wall Street bank.