K&L Gates has laid off roughly 10 percent of its staff, marking one of the more significant headcount reductions seen across the Biglaw sector recently. Large-scale layoffs at major law firms are
Airline stocks surged dramatically during the week of the Iran ceasefire, with Delta Air Lines jumping more than 12 percent on the day the temporary pause in fighting was announced and oil
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MoreIt took less than two hours before Donald Trump’s self-imposed 8 p.m. deadline on Tuesday night for the announcement that stopped financial markets in their tracks. West Texas Intermediate crude futures tumbled
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MoreNew York City is entering a new phase of electrification. Electric vehicles are rapidly becoming part of everyday transportation, and the infrastructure required to support them is expanding just as quickly. But
MoreOracle confirmed in recent days that it is cutting tens of thousands of employees in what amounts to the largest workforce reduction in the company’s history, as it attempts to redirect enormous
MoreOn April 2, 2025, Donald Trump walked into the White House Rose Garden and announced the most sweeping set of import tariffs in nearly a century. One year later, with the Iranian
MoreInterest in anthropic market shares has increased as investors and technology enthusiasts explore companies developing artificial intelligence solutions. Discussions about Anthropic stock usually focus on the company behind it, the industry it
MoreTesla delivered 358,023 vehicles in the first quarter of 2026, the company confirmed on Thursday, falling well short of the Wall Street consensus estimate of approximately 372,000 and missing Tesla’s own internal
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