Anthropic Stands Alone as Rest of IPO Market Slows to a Crawl October 16, 2026 By Anthony Hughes and Bailey Lipschultz A cocktail of risks is threatening to stall the US IPO pipeline, leaving Anthropic PBC’s potential blockbuster debut as one...
AI Pricing Lawsuit Against McDonald’s Raises New Antitrust Questions October 9, 2026 By Mike Scarcella A federal antitrust lawsuit against McDonald’s this week claims the fast-food giant is using AI-powered tools to fix menu prices,...
Facing Climate Lawsuits, Big Oil Again Turns to US Supreme Court September 30, 2026 By John Kruzel Facing potential liability for harms related to climate change, major oil companies have again turned to the US Supreme Court,...
Obscure UAE Firms Hold Key to Radiant’s $1 Billion in Assets September 23, 2026 By Jack Farchy, Anthony Di Paola and Alfred Cang As creditors, counterparties and lawyers pore over the business of embattled commodity trader Radiant World, a low-rise office building in...
Ex-DOJ Official Sees More False Claims Act Cases Getting Tossed September 23, 2026 By Jimmy Jenkins and Chris Strohm The US Justice Department has encouraged prosecutors to dismiss more lawsuits against companies brought by whistleblowers, and the former top...
US Weighs Antitrust Guidance on AI Safety, Top DOJ Official Says September 21, 2026 By Leah Nylen The Trump administration is considering whether to update interagency antitrust guidance on cybersecurity to address a new wave of threats...
Radiant World Seeks $2 Billion From Glencore in Lawsuit September 17, 2026 By Pratima Desai Iron ore trader Radiant World Corp and related companies have filed a lawsuit against commodities giant Glencore in Singapore’s High...
Nike Faces Investor Challenge Over Gender-Transition Surgery for Minors September 10, 2026 By Jeff Green A group of conservative investors is pressing companies to stop covering gender-transition surgery for minors in employee health plans, and...
SEC Seeks Court Order for ISS Client Data Sought in ESG Probe September 9, 2026 By María Paula Mijares Torres The Securities and Exchange Commission asked a federal court for an order compelling Institutional Shareholder Services Inc. to turn over...
Judge Rejects First Brands’ Plan to Pay Down Debts by Pursuing Lawsuits August 25, 2026 By Dietrich Knauth A U.S. bankruptcy judge on Monday rejected auto parts maker First Brands’ proposal to pay back creditors by pursuing litigation...