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Magazine publisher Maxim Inc. dropped its copyright and trade secrets suit over rival Playboy Inc.'s modeling contest less than a week after failing to secure a ban on Playboy using its secrets while the litigation played out.
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OpenAI Inc. must produce testimony from the company’s recent trial victory over Elon Musk and X.AI as part of separate, sprawling copyright litigation against the artificial intelligence giant, a federal magistrate judge ruled.
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New York announced a $4.5 million settlement on Friday with a travel booking company and three of its affiliates following a tax fraud investigation initiated by a whistleblower under the state’s False Claims Act.
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A New York appellate panel granted a Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. unit’s request to avoid coverage for a “known pollution” suit against a management company, reversing a trial court’s decision.
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LaGuardia Sinkhole Inspections Extend Runway Closure to Saturday
A runway at New York’s LaGuardia Airport will remain closed through early Saturday morning, risking more delays as the busy Memorial Day travel weekend begins.


