General Electric Co. and Canon Business Process Services Inc. want a federal judge in New York to dismiss a proposed class action brought by a former GE employee, saying an alleged data breach last year didn’t harm him.

Parler LLC, the social media app popular with Trump supporters and conspiracy theorists, is attempting to get back online with the help of a Russian company whose clients include an internet service provider to Russian intelligence, raising concerns about the conservative social forum’s security if it ever formally returns.

A Democrat-led Federal Trade Commission is likely to increasingly focus on policing companies’ privacy practices even as it contends with the high-profile Facebook Inc. monopoly investigation, attorneys say.

Easy Healthcare Corp. unlawfully shared user data from its fertility tracking app Premom with third-party data collection companies, according to a new proposed class action filed in Illinois federal court.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office said it is considering changes to its criteria for people to take the patent bar exam, after lawmakers expressed concern about a gender gap among patent practitioners.

A pension fund sued Twitter Inc.'s board in Delaware, claiming it gave Silver Lake Partners a sweetheart deal for 3% of the company in an effort to head off a looming fight against the “notoriously aggressive” Elliott Management Corp., which was gunning for CEO Jack Dorsey.