OpenAI Inc.'s failure to shield internal communications about pirated books from copyright plaintiffs threatens to expose the company to billions in damages and potentially debilitating sanctions.

As the federal government shutdown reaches Day 10, companies are threatened with higher costs and delays for a backlog of mergers awaiting regulatory approval.

US law firms that have been investing in Texas for years now find themselves with a leg up on rivals in winning business at a major hub of the AI boom.

A federal judge’s sentence of just over eight years for the would-be killer of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh is teed up to be scrutinized by a federal appeals court as critics contend the punishment was too light.

Recent changes to the EU’s energy taxation directive makes clear that, in a quest for economic balance, fossil fuels will become more expensive while clean energy will be rewarded.

Attorneys and clients mistakenly believe a recent case reclassified pets as something other than tangible personal property.

A pair of just-confirmed workplace safety agency leaders will have to balance completing rulemaking on key issues like heat safety, while also following White House directives to slash regulations.

IRS employees implementing the GOP July tax law are largely exempt from staff furloughs amid the government shutdown, but the shutdown’s impact could still have a ripple effect on the rollout of regulations and guidance to taxpayers.

The challenges faced by Sarepta Therapeutics highlight the broader risks and complexities that small companies encounter when balancing rapid growth with proper oversight.

While artificial intelligence offers significant opportunities for efficiency and innovation, companies must consider how to proactively manage AI-related compliance risks.

Congressional leaders continued to blame the other party for the US government shutdown as President Donald Trump doubled down on his threats to use the stalemate, now in its ninth day, to make sweeping cuts to Democratic priorities and the federal bureaucracy.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics has recalled staff to prepare a key inflation report that is necessary to calculate the size of next year’s Social Security checks, according to a Labor Department official with knowledge of the matter.

IRS employees implementing the GOP July tax law are largely exempt from staff furloughs amid the government shutdown, but the shutdown’s impact could still have a ripple effect on the rollout of regulations and guidance to taxpayers.

US index futures and European stocks paused at the end of an up-and-down week dominated by speculation about the sustainability of the blistering global equity rally.

Tax professionals should use digital options when available, document steps taken to comply with filing requirements, and remain patient during an uncertain period for the IRS.

With states ramping up enforcement of unclaimed property, tax and finance departments need to move the issue further up their priority list to avoid a long, costly audit.

Recent changes to the EU’s energy taxation directive makes clear that, in a quest for economic balance, fossil fuels will become more expensive while clean energy will be rewarded.

New York Attorney General Letitia James was indicted by a federal grand jury in Virginia, making her the second of President Donald Trump’s perceived political enemies to be criminally charged in two weeks.

As the federal government shutdown reaches Day 10, companies are threatened with higher costs and delays for a backlog of mergers awaiting regulatory approval.

A federal judge’s sentence of just over eight years for the would-be killer of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh is teed up to be scrutinized by a federal appeals court as critics contend the punishment was too light.

Recent changes to the EU’s energy taxation directive makes clear that, in a quest for economic balance, fossil fuels will become more expensive while clean energy will be rewarded.

The Federal Reserve’s former top-ranking official overseeing climate risk says the US economy faces a series of long-term, structural shocks as a result of increasingly extreme weather patterns.

The World Bank-backed Mwinda Fund, which could become Africa’s second-largest financial facility for off-grid power projects, expects to start disbursing money in the Democratic Republic of Congo in the first quarter of next year.

After spending the past year shedding thousands of jobs and stripping out layers of management to rein in costs, HSBC Holdings Plc Chief Executive Officer Georges Elhederyis now looking for ways to grow revenue.