Regulatory & Legal

A major pickleball patent dispute ends as JOOLA and Paddletek settle, but the legal battle for nine other brands is just beginning. What does this mean?

A landmark partnership will deploy SC Johnson's innovative, electricity-free Guardian repellent, aiming to protect millions from malaria in Sub-Saharan Africa.

DeFi platform Hotstuff launches 24/7 tokenized stock trading, aiming to disrupt the $147T equity market but facing a complex web of global regulations.

As the U.S. faces a severe aircraft technician shortage, Bombardier's new accelerated certification program in Hartford offers a strategic solution.

Beyond the penlight, automated pupillometry is setting a new standard, empowering nurses with objective data to detect critical neurologic changes faster.

Madhur Bedre's startup is revolutionizing the chemical industry with AI from West Virginia, earning him the SBA's top state award for innovation.

At LIU's Centennial Commencement, billionaire Ray Dalio offered grads more than advice—he gifted a scholarship for Transcendental Meditation.

The 5th annual CU Times Luminaries Awards introduces new categories for crypto and consulting, reflecting the industry's rapid evolution and innovation.

An activist investor is calling for the ouster of Victoria's Secret's Chair, citing past scandals and financial missteps ahead of a critical shareholder vote.

While nurse engagement shows signs of recovery, a new report reveals one in five early-career nurses are leaving, creating a long-term workforce crisis.

A new investment in a Mid-Atlantic firm highlights how private capital is flowing into the multi-trillion-dollar challenge of fixing the nation's water systems.

An Egyptian scientist in China is gaining global acclaim for his pioneering work, transforming industrial waste into clean energy and bridging nations.

How the luxury tourism developer is pioneering data governance to comply with new Saudi laws and power its vision for regenerative tourism.

Dr. Jonathan Gavras, a seasoned executive with deep ties to Healthmap, takes the clinical helm in a strategic move to innovate kidney population health.

With only 1 in 4 Americans having a will, one national law firm is rapidly expanding its services to help families avoid the $2 billion cost of probate.

With a 2027 deadline looming and prices soaring, a junior miner's Nevada project could become vital for America's defense supply chain.

The Virginia-based startup landed a major funding round to automate liquid biopsy sample prep, aiming to make cancer detection faster and more reliable.

A new alliance between XRDNA and the University of Utah is building 'executable systems' that go beyond communication to actively coordinate the physical world.

Nearly 50 workers are on strike at a key WV beverage distributor, protesting a 900% insurance hike and threatening Miller-Coors supplies statewide.

A biotech firm says it has grown functional human sperm in a lab and created embryos, a huge leap that could change millions of lives and spark ethical debate.