Skadden Arps faces mounting political pressure over its conflict of interest concerns tied to its deal with the Trump administration and its simultaneous legal work for Intel. Senators Richard Blumenthal and Adam
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MoreGeneric drugs imported into the United States will face zero tariffs for two years starting August 1, before sharply escalating levies take hold, President Donald Trump has announced. Trump said a 100%
MoreMitie Group (MTO.L) shares soared on Thursday after the facilities management company confirmed it had agreed to a buyout deal, lifting broader UK markets. The announcement sent Mitie’s stock sharply higher, making
MoreEuropean private equity giant EQT has announced a partnership with Sir Ben Ainslie’s SailGP team, Emirates GBR, ahead of this weekend’s British leg of the series. The Swedish global investment firm, which
MoreSanofi has unveiled a revised executive lineup set to take effect on 1 September, as newly installed CEO Belén Garijo moves to reshape leadership across the organisation. Garijo, a former CEO of
MoreOn 20 July 2026, Judge R. Gary Klausner of the Central District of California declared Vivek Shah a vexatious litigant in a significant privacy law ruling. The decision came in the case
MorePresident Donald Trump signed three proclamations on July 20, 2026, imposing additional 50% duties on specified Canadian goods covering motor vehicles, alcoholic beverages and dairy products. The tariffs mark the first-ever use
MoreNinth Circuit Judge Lawrence VanDyke has drawn sharp criticism after filing a dissent that urged the Supreme Court to summarily reverse his own court’s Second Amendment rulings. The dissent came in the
MoreDefence stocks received a notable lift on the FTSE 100 as investors reacted positively to new Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s appointment of John Healey as Chancellor of the Exchequer. BAE Systems (LSE:
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