Tech companies could see EU governments agree on the proposed Kids Act’s safety-by-design rules by year-end, as Ireland prioritizes that chapter of the negotiations... (more story) A new analysis from ...

Companies should expect to see a surge of opt-out requests when California’s new law requiring web browsers to offer built-in privacy settings takes effect in January, and it will be up to businesses, ...

Corcept Therapeutics moved for summary judgment on Teva Pharmaceuticals’ antitrust claims. In its motion, Corcept argued that "[t]hrough several rounds of motion to dismiss briefing, Teva convinced ...

Meta Platforms was reprimanded by a US judge over the way it has applied legal privilege to internal communications and documents, as it faces requests to re-review hundreds of thousands of documents ...

The US Federal Trade Commission is investigating Roblox over potential child safety concerns that the Silicon Valley gaming company, hugely popular with children and teens, allowed its platform to be ...

A third-party consultant to tech company Supermicro pleaded guilty to his role in a scheme to divert billions of dollars’ worth of servers integrated with Nvidia artificial intelligence technology to ...

The dispute between iFood and Keeta has got CADE examining whether aggressive subsidization represents a threat to competition or a tool for challenging market dominance. While iFood argues that deep ...

US President Donald Trump said he has formed a committee of three of his aides to hold a hearing to investigate mortgage-fraud allegations against Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, months after the ...

Emma Mittelstaedt, a veteran US Department of Justice criminal antitrust enforcer, has stepped down from her senior role overseeing healthcare-related competition issues at the US Federal Trade ...

Investment funds and their affiliates would be able to trade fixed-income securities under a US Securities and Exchange Commission proposal. The proposal, issued for public comment, would change a ...

LinkedIn’s motion-to-dismiss ignores already-sustained allegations and argues a “wall of predatory pricing cases to challenge claims that complain of anticompetitively inflated (not artificially low) ...

Foreign investors are grappling with the decision to file a short-form “declaration” in hopes of a quick national security approval, or the long-form “notice,” which can be more arduous but that ...