An insurance company claims in a new lawsuit that OpenAI Foundation, through its popular GenAI chatbot ChatGPT, led a woman to breach a settlement agreement by encouraging her to reopen a lawsuit that had been dismissed.

A new California law has already forced one out-of-state law firm to change its ownership structure.

Diana Aguilar and Lauren Weinstein joined O’Melveny as partners in its antitrust and competition practice group, the firm announced March 2. Aguilar joined the San Francisco office, while Weinstein joined the Washington, DC office.

Trade lawyers are telling clients to be prepared to fight for tariff refunds, even after a federal trade court ordered US Customs and Border Protection to automatically pay back importers.

Four Trump judicial picks advanced as Sen. Thom Tills (R-N.C.) re-upped his threat to disrupt business on future nominees unless homeland security officials answer his questions about an ICE crackdown in his state.

Nicolás Orezzoli joined DLA Piper as a partner in its tax practice in Chile, the firm announced Thursday.

An Illinois federal court denied summary judgment on a printing company’s trade secrets claim against its former sales executive, finding factual disputes about whether customer lists were protected trade secrets. Lake Cnty. Press, Inc. v. Meitzler, 2026 BL 69021, N.D. Ill., 23 CV 10066, 3/2/26

Medical marijuana treatments can’t be reimbursed under federal workers’ compensation laws, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.

Proposed regulations to implement “Trump accounts,” the new savings accounts for children created by the 2025 Republican tax-and-spending law, will be issued “very, very, very soon,” an IRS official said Thursday.

The US service economy expanded in February at the fastest pace since mid-2022, powered by robust orders growth and business activity.

US companies added the most jobs since November last month, adding to evidence of some stabilization in the labor market.

An Uber Technologies Inc. job posting suggests the rideshare company is stepping up efforts to test a subscription offering for more of its drivers around the world, following smaller upstarts that have found success with this alternative model.

Proposed regulations to implement “Trump accounts,” the new savings accounts for children created by the 2025 Republican tax-and-spending law, will be issued “very, very, very soon,” an IRS official said Thursday.

President Donald Trump is facing a major legal challenge to the global tariffs he imposed last month after the Supreme Court struck down his earlier sweeping duties, setting up a fresh legal fight over executive power that could take months to resolve.

CK Hutchison Holdings Ltd.’s plans to sell its suite of global ports are at an impasse a year after the deal was announced, with hopes now pinned on an upcoming meeting between Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping to yield a political breakthrough.

US companies added the most jobs since November last month, adding to evidence of some stabilization in the labor market.

The Treasury Department plans to propose a variety of regulations around midyear to implement international provisions of the giant 2025 tax-and-spending law, an official said Thursday.

The Texas Supreme Court seemed willing at oral arguments Thursday to rule that 59 cities challenging legislation capping the franchise fees they can charge telecommunications providers, but less eager to agree that the cap violates the state constitution’s gift clauses.

Long-term care insurance provider Genworth Financial Inc. is owed coverage from liability insurers, including units of American International Group Inc. and Chubb Ltd., for a portion of settlement payments in class actions the company faced over premium hikes, Delaware’s top court ruled.

The Trump administration is weighing a range of options for addressing the spike in oil and gasoline prices amid the war in Iran, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said.

The US service economy expanded in February at the fastest pace since mid-2022, powered by robust orders growth and business activity.

Blackstone Inc. and Ares Management Corp. provided about $5 billion in a private credit deal to finance Thoma Bravo’s buyout of third-party logistics provider WWEX Group Inc. and its merger with another portfolio company, according to people familiar with the matter.

Money Stuff this week has mostly been about capturing the illiquidity premium. On Tuesday, I argued that pooled retirement savings vehicles like pension funds and annuity companies have predictable cash needs and can lock up a lot of their money for the long term to earn high returns, while individual retirement savers can never be sure they won’t need their money back tomorrow and so demand more liquid investments.

Citigroup Inc.’s global head of debt capital markets, Richard Zogheb, is retiring after four decades at the firm.