Uber Sued by DOJ Over Passenger Disability Discrimination September 11, 2025 By Natalie Lung Uber Technologies Inc. was sued by the U.S. Justice Department over claims that the ride-sharing giant discriminates against people with...
E-Commerce Giant Coupang Wins Dismissal of Shareholder Lawsuit Over IPO September 11, 2025 By Jonathan Stempel Coupang, the e-commerce company often called the Amazon of South Korea, won the dismissal on Wednesday of a lawsuit claiming...
US Senator Cruz Proposes AI ‘Sandbox’ to Ease Regulations on Tech Companies September 10, 2025 By Jody Godoy Senator Ted Cruz introduced a bill that would let artificial intelligence companies apply for exemptions from federal regulation to help...
Block Defeats Shareholder Lawsuit Over 2021 Cash App Data Breach September 10, 2025 By Jonathan Stempel Block, the technology and financial services company led by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, won the dismissal on Tuesday of litigation...
Judge Approves Chapter 11 Plan for Diocese With $246M Claims Fund September 9, 2025 By Andrew G. Simpson A federal bankruptcy judge on Friday signed off on a $246 million fund to pay abuse claims as part of...
Buffett’s Oregon Utility Says Fire Lawsuits Pose Shutdown Risk September 8, 2025 By Peter Blumberg PacifiCorp says litigation massive wildfires in 2020 that exposed the company to billions of dollars in damages jeopardizes its ability...
FTC to Review AI Chatbot Risks With Focus on Privacy Harms September 5, 2025 By Josh Sisco and Leah Nylen The U.S. Federal Trade Commission plans to study the harms to children and others of AI-powered chatbots like those offered...
Maryland Moves to Deny Liability Limit Sought by Ship Manager in Key Bridge Collapse September 5, 2025 By Andrew G. Simpson The manager of the cargo ship that caused the collapse of Baltimore’s Key Bridge in March 2024 should be denied...
Citi and UBS Units Settle With CFTC Over Compliance Claims September 5, 2025 By Nicola M. White Units of Citigroup Inc. and UBS AG were among several firms that agreed to pay a total of $8.3 million...
Publisher Gannett Wins Dismissal of Nearly All Journalists’ Job Bias Lawsuit September 5, 2025 By Jonathan Stempel Gannett, the largest U.S. newspaper publisher, won the dismissal of most of a lawsuit, including all class action claims, alleging...