Josh Sturm joined Proskauer as a restructuring partner in New York, the firm announced today.

The shutdown of Spirit Airlines exposed a flaw in the government’s process of evaluating mergers that blocked the Spirit–JetBlue tie-up to preserve competition that, two years later, no longer exists, law professor Christopher Gowen writes.

In response to the EPA’s latest contaminant candidate list, companies should consider requesting more information from suppliers, reviewing contracts and internal controls, and submitting comments, says GRSM’s Ayodeji Ayolola.

A lawyer is leading the FDA for the first time, after President Donald Trump‘s selection Tuesday of Kyle Diamantas to serve as acting commissioner after Marty Makary resigned.

Buffey Klein joined Blank Rome as a partner in its finance, restructuring, and bankruptcy group and the financial services industry team in Dallas, the firm announced Wednesday.

A Los Angeles judge was publicly admonished on Wednesday by the state’s commission on judicial performance over his alleged misconduct towards self-represented litigants and for failing to “maintain professional” competency.

A union representing healthcare and service workers at the University of California reached a tentative agreement with the school just hours before more than 40,000 members were set to walk off the job.

Franklin Templeton Chief Executive Officer Jenny Johnson said she’s monitoring the data-center trade because of the risk that new technology could make assumptions around computing and energy needs out of date.

Replacing H-1B visas with a merit-based immigration system and avoiding overregulation of artificial intelligence are among the policy recommendations congressional Republicans proposed to boost labor force productivity and solidify the country’s economic trajectory.

Construction companies have racked up multiple legal victories over the past year and a half in their bid to eradicate former President Joe Biden’s pro-union contracting executive order, but they’ve failed in getting the order struck down or rescinded.

The shutdown of Spirit Airlines exposed a flaw in the government’s process of evaluating mergers that blocked the Spirit–JetBlue tie-up to preserve competition that, two years later, no longer exists, law professor Christopher Gowen writes.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s communications chief is departing the agency after a year, the second senior US health official to exit in two days.

The UK has started a six-day test phase for multinational companies to submit their first global minimum corporation tax returns, HMRC said Thursday.

The European Union is considering stockpiling fertilizers and providing relief for farmers as part of measures aimed at tackling soaring costs caused by the Middle East conflict.

President Donald Trump’s signature One Big Beautiful Bill saved Americans money while opening the door to further “pro-growth” tax policies, congressional Republicans claim in a new report on the economy.

A White House official said that Chinese President Xi Jinping opposes efforts to charge a toll to navigate the Strait of Hormuz and is interested in purchasing more US oil to reduce its dependence on the waterway in the future.

A UK court has partially sided with a group of investment firms seeking tax relief for movie production in a case beset by delays and missing evidence.

Xi Jinping warned Donald Trump of a potential conflict if the Taiwan issue is mismanaged, in blunt remarks that punctured an otherwise cordial start to the first trip to China by a sitting US president in nearly a decade.

The European Union is considering stockpiling fertilizers and providing relief for farmers as part of measures aimed at tackling soaring costs caused by the Middle East conflict.

Franklin Templeton Chief Executive Officer Jenny Johnson said she’s monitoring the data-center trade because of the risk that new technology could make assumptions around computing and energy needs out of date.

Replacing H-1B visas with a merit-based immigration system and avoiding overregulation of artificial intelligence are among the policy recommendations congressional Republicans proposed to boost labor force productivity and solidify the country’s economic trajectory.

DayOne Data Centers Ltd. is considering upsizing its Series C funding round to more than $4 billion, according to people familiar with the situation, amid strong investor interest in assets supporting an artificial intelligence boom.

Mitul Magudia was in his mid-20s when the actuary got an offer to join a London startup built for one main purpose: taking pension funds off companies’ balance sheets.