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A new study finds most financial firms lack crypto trading policies, exposing them to major legal and reputational risks as global regulators intensify their crackdown.

The French retailer accepts a criminal conviction for market manipulation but will fight civil damages, adding another layer to its urgent restructuring.

A gay executive's lawsuit claims Wells Fargo denied him a promotion, told him to be 'on the down low,' and caused a permanent mental health crisis.

In a strategic pivot, Fresh Del Monte gets court approval to buy packaged food assets from its bankrupt namesake, aiming to unify the iconic brand.

After a decade transforming the UK's largest care provider, Safanad's sale to Welltower signals a major shift in global investment towards the Gulf.

After a bitter legal battle across Europe, Maxeon and Aiko sign a landmark patent agreement, reshaping the global market for high-efficiency solar tech.

Thousands of survivors face renewed hardship as LA County's landmark $4B sex abuse settlement is frozen amid widespread fraud investigations involving law firms.

Winners Inc. launches MeVu, a 'Tinder for sports trading,' but can it navigate a complex legal landscape and turn the company's fortunes around?

Despite product withdrawals, a lack of regulation and the long latency of asbestos-related diseases mean the danger from talc exposure is far from over.

Prudential's Japanese unit suspends new sales for 90 days after an investigation reveals widespread, decades-long employee misconduct affecting 500 customers.

As X4 Pharmaceuticals preps for a key investor summit, all eyes are on its pivotal trial for chronic neutropenia and the commercial fate of XOLREMDI®.

Following a federal probe into a Waymo robotaxi hitting a child, the Teamsters union calls for an indefinite ban, escalating the battle over AV safety and jobs.

The Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio lauds a smooth healthcare transition, but its new partner, Armor Health, brings a history of lawsuits and financial turmoil.

S. Penny Windle Kline, a top litigator, joins SEDA's board in a move to dominate the complex financial litigation and expert witness market.

A new report warns US drug price controls could mirror Canada's struggles, delaying access to new medicines. Is America trading innovation for affordability?

A new lawsuit claims Union Pacific and a partner used a secret fee to block a rival rail line, harming Kansas and Colorado grain farmers' access to markets.

After 35 years on death row, renowned author Jarvis Masters appeals his murder conviction, citing false testimony and constitutional violations in his case.

With a $30M investment, Balance Homes offers a co-ownership model to help homeowners unlock equity amid record debt and tight credit.

A detox facility's new campaign reveals a surge in addiction to kratom, a legal but unregulated substance causing opioid-like dependency across California.

As a Supreme Court ruling on IEEPA tariffs looms, a new free calculator from Flexport helps U.S. importers estimate billions in potential refunds.