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By Allison Grande ( January 6, 2025, 11:03 PM EST) -- Tech trade group NetChoice is pressing the Ninth Circuit to stop California from beginning enforcement of a new social media addiction law on Feb. 1, arguing that the lower court "flouted" precedent when it refused to find that restricting minors' access to personalized feeds violates the First Amendment. . . .

By Rae Ann Varona ( January 6, 2025, 11:05 PM EST) -- Athira Pharma Inc. has agreed to pay $4 million to resolve allegations it used falsified

By Hailey Konnath ( January 6, 2025, 11:10 PM EST) -- President-elect Donald Trump, who was born in Queens, has picked a Long Island state court judge to serve as the next U.

By Lauren Berg ( January 6, 2025, 11:19 PM EST) -- Exxon Mobil Corp. claims California's attorney general and a coalition of conservation groups

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau moved ahead Tuesday with plans to restrict the use of medical debt information in credit scoring and lending, finalizing a rule that it said will take an estimated $49 billion in unpaid medical bills off consumers' credit reports.

Lovell Minnick said Tuesday that it has taken a stake in Broadstone, a British financial services consultancy, as the U.S. private equity firm eyes a slice of the growing advisory sector.

Criminal barristers in Northern Ireland have launched a four-week industrial action, withdrawing from all legally aided crown court cases in protest at "the relentless expectation" that they should do more for less pay, according to the country's Criminal Bar Association.

More than 700 young workers at McDonald's have joined a group harassment claim against the fast food giant as the company's chief executive prepared to face a panel of MPs at Westminster on Tuesday.

Julius Baer said Tuesday that it has agreed to sell its domestic Brazilian wealth management business to Latin American investment bank BTG Pactual SA for 615 million Brazilian reais ($102 million).

A group of more than 450 employees of organizations including the BBC, British Airways and high street pharmacist Boots have sued Zellis, a payroll and human resources provider, alleging that it failed to prevent a cyberattack.