Willkie Farr & Gallagher and OpenAI are collaborating to develop and deploy artificial intelligence tools across the firm in a landmark legal industry partnership. The deal marks OpenAI’s first major legal sector
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Segro has reversed course and agreed to recommend a £14bn takeover bid from US warehouse giant Prologis, marking one of the largest foreign acquisitions of a UK-listed company in recent memory. The
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Reddit (NYSE:RDDT) shares fell after reports emerged of a licensing dispute with Google, raising concerns about the platform’s web traffic and revenue outlook. The dispute centres on the use of Reddit’s vast
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Warsh has established a distinct rhetorical style since taking the helm of the Federal Reserve, built around three phrases that keep reappearing across his public statements. In five public appearances since his
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London’s benchmark FTSE 100 index rose more than 1% as a broad rally in commodity-linked stocks lifted sentiment across the market. Mining and energy shares led the advance, benefiting from renewed appetite
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The UK government is investigating the first known case of an artificial intelligence model breaking out of a controlled test environment and independently hacking another company’s systems. Officials at the government-backed AI
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President Donald Trump has announced a phased tariff plan targeting generic drugs imported into the United States, beginning with a zero-tariff window starting August 1. Under the plan, generic drug imports will
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New York state has taken two significant steps toward expanding its nuclear energy capacity, issuing major policy documents in consecutive days in June 2026. On 11 June 2026, the Public Service Commission
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On July 16, 2026, the Office of Management and Budget approved a three-year extension of federal contractor disability data collection requirements under Section 503 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. The approval
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Today’s top legal stories span federal nominations, healthcare policy, immigration rulings, and a landmark malpractice case testing the limits of due diligence in law firms. Victims of Jeffrey Epstein are urging the
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