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There is little debate at this point that generative AI is saving law firms time. The question now becomes: Who will save money?

California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D)'s March 30 executive order gives artificial intelligence guardrails teeth by directing California agencies to roll out new AI procurement certification requirements for vendors seeking state contracts.

The Supreme Court should provide clarity on the stream of commerce doctrine for personal jurisdiction, which has created uncertainty for businesses about where they can be sued for nearly 50 years.

Prediction markets—online platforms that let people bet on event outcomes—are a booming business. But they need to be clearly defined from a legal standpoint before being taxed at a state level.

Star litigator Beth Wilkinson writes that the most effective pitch starts with humility. No matter how talented a single lawyer is, the scale and complexity of modern litigation requires a full team that can adjust to changes in strategy while focusing on key aspects of advocacy.

Workers in London are bracing for a tough commute as drivers on the UK capital’s Underground train network go on strike.

Fewer workers and retirees are confident they will have enough money to live comfortably in retirement, according to a survey that also showed persistent concern about potential government changes to the retirement system.

There is little debate at this point that generative AI is saving law firms time. The question now becomes: Who will save money?

A series of court decisions striking down state laws around access to independent pharmacies is raising questions about the impact for similar laws around the country.

Although Chinese EV brands have made rapid inroads in scores of global markets, they’re virtually nonexistent on US roads, thanks to a wall of tariffs, national security rules, and automotive regulations. That hasn’t kept them from breaking through online.

Newly leaked documents from the Supreme Court’s decision to stay a landmark Obama-era climate policy shed light on a fracture among the justices over emergency rulings that has only widened as the court has moved further to the right.

EU countries are poised to approve a bill giving the bloc’s anti-fraud agencies access to tax data after amendments were added to ensure privacy rules.

There is little debate at this point that generative AI is saving law firms time. The question now becomes: Who will save money?

North Carolina’s Republican-led legislature returns to session Tuesday at odds with the state’s Democratic governor—and itself—over whether to pause the state’s planned personal and corporate income tax cuts to address a potential $2.8 billion budget deficit in two years.

Lawmakers should reject President Donald Trump’s proposed IRS cuts and instead invest in the tools, technology, and personnel needed to provide an IRS that serves all taxpayers.

Prediction markets—online platforms that let people bet on event outcomes—are a booming business. But they need to be clearly defined from a legal standpoint before being taxed at a state level.

Indian trade officials will seek comparative advantage over other countries during negotiations to advance a trade deal with Washington this week.

There is little debate at this point that generative AI is saving law firms time. The question now becomes: Who will save money?

Although Chinese EV brands have made rapid inroads in scores of global markets, they’re virtually nonexistent on US roads, thanks to a wall of tariffs, national security rules, and automotive regulations. That hasn’t kept them from breaking through online.

Suzlon Energy Ltd., India’s largest wind turbine maker, said the nation is on course to hit its goal of 100 gigawatts of wind capacity by the end of the decade, as installations accelerate to meet growing demand for round-the-clock supply.

The Supreme Court should provide clarity on the stream of commerce doctrine for personal jurisdiction, which has created uncertainty for businesses about where they can be sued for nearly 50 years.

Star litigator Beth Wilkinson writes that the most effective pitch starts with humility. No matter how talented a single lawyer is, the scale and complexity of modern litigation requires a full team that can adjust to changes in strategy while focusing on key aspects of advocacy.

Fifteen years after succeeding Steve Jobs, Tim Cook is handing over the top leadership position at Apple Inc.to hardware specialist John Ternus. The outgoing chief executive officer, who’ll stay on as executive chairman, built up an unprecedented record of success over his tenure. Here are some of the numerical highlights.