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Intellectual property law
fromFast Company
10 hours ago

Corporate insurers are starting to back away from AI risk

Generative AI lawsuits surged while major insurers added AI exclusion clauses, reducing liability coverage and increasing corporate exposure and rollout caution.
EU data protection
fromwww.theguardian.com
1 week ago

UK defence firm Ultra Electronics to pay 15m after SFO bribery investigation

Ultra Electronics accepted responsibility for bribery failures, agreeing to pay £15 million after a Serious Fraud Office investigation.
Non-profit organizations
fromLos Angeles Times
11 years ago

Association manager should not be allowed to interfere with board meetings

Board directors cannot delegate nondelegable duties like conducting meetings and making motions; managers lack legal authority to preside or move motions at any meeting.
Artificial intelligence
fromwww.bbc.com
2 months ago

Anthropic boss rejects Pentagon demand to drop AI safeguards

Anthropic refuses Pentagon demands to allow unrestricted AI use, citing concerns about mass surveillance and autonomous weapons conflicting with democratic values.
US politics
fromFortune
2 months ago

CEOs who despised Trump's tariffs are still quiet after Supreme Court ruling | Fortune

Companies must document IEEPA-related duties and legal costs to pursue refunds as protectionist tariffs persist through alternative statutory authorities.
US politics
fromwww.mediaite.com
6 months ago

James Carville Fantasizes About Trump Collaborators' Being Shaved, Dressed in Orange Pajamas, and Spit on' by Public After 2028

Calls for public shaming of Trump collaborators including universities, corporations, and law firms with head shaving, orange pajamas, and public spitting after he leaves office.
US politics
fromwww.mediaite.com
7 months ago

Steve Bannon Reportedly Compared Congress Under Trump to the Russian Duma Under Putin

Top Trump advisers portray Congress as largely ceremonial while the administration consolidates power amid limited resistance and rapid corporate and legal compliance.
UK news
fromBusiness Matters
7 months ago

UK firms hit record levels of late invoice payments, leaving SMEs 109bn out of pocket

UK companies logged £109.2bn in late invoices in Jan–Sep 2025, suppliers waited over 50 days on average and SMEs faced major harm.
fromIndieWire
7 months ago

Kimmel Isn't Roseanne or Gina Carano - This Time, Disney Hurt Its Own Wallet

ABC's decision to suspend "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" indefinitely is a statement about the limits of speech in a media landscape that already feels precarious. By pulling him off the air over an unverified claim about Charlie Kirk's killer, the network turned a late-night quip into a referendum on who gets to define acceptable commentary. For Hollywood, and anyone who sees free expression as more than a brand slogan, the message lands with force.
US politics
UK news
fromBusiness Matters
9 months ago

Thousands of firms struck off Companies House register in crackdown on economic crime

Over 11,500 companies were removed from the Companies House register in a crackdown on economic crime over the past year.
US politics
fromTruthout
10 months ago

UN Expert Exposes Dozens of Companies Complicit in Israel's Genocide, Apartheid in Palestine

Francesca Albanese's report names over 60 companies complicit in Israel's apartheid and genocide against Palestinians.
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