Anthropic called out a plethora of privacy risks in this week's S-1 filing ahead of its initial public stock offering, including the admission that two of the biggest concerns about frontier AI — ...

A US federal judge has certified four classes of Facebook users in litigation accusing Meta of improperly collecting sensitive medical information through tracking technologies embedded in healthcare ...

A US judge warned plaintiffs’ counsel in CCell cannabis vaping systems antitrust litigation that misrepresenting documents in their complaint and doubling down on those misrepresentations in their ...

Canadian Pacific Railway Co. urged the US Surface Transportation Board to end its review of the Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern rail deal because of shippers’ allegations that Union Pacific Chief ...

The US Department of Justice Antitrust Division announced in a press release that it closed its probe into a merger between New England electricity suppliers Vistra and Cogentrix after merging parties ...

The Canadian Pacific Kansas City railroad, or CPKC, urged the US Surface Transportation Board to deny Union Pacific Railroad's application to buy out rival Norfolk Southern Railway due to allegations ...

Iowa and Nebraska have standing to pursue antitrust claims on behalf of electricity buyers who were allegedly harmed by a conspiracy involving BlackRock and State Street Corp. to artificially ...

Former oil trader Glenn Oztemel didn’t suffer prejudice due to erroneous or confusing jury instructions in his US trial, according to a brief filed by the government in the appeal of his conviction ...

Data centers have become an unexpected political flashpoint ahead of the US midterm elections, with Democrats spending millions of dollars attacking Republicans over rising electricity bills, ...

US House Judiciary Committee Democrats Jamie Raskin, Jerry Nadler and Hank Johnson filed an amicus brief in pending copyright litigation by news publishers and authors against OpenAI and Micrsoft, ...

Former oil trader Glenn Oztemel wasn't prejudiced by erroneous or confusing jury instructions in his trial, according to the US government’s brief filed in the appeal of his conviction and sentence in ...

The attorney general for Maryland, the first state in the US to issue a surveillance pricing ban, wants a new task force to investigate the practice, saying a more specialized team like those already ...