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AI ruling prompts warnings from US lawyers: Your chats could be used against youLawyers in the US are cautioning clients about using AI chatbots for legal matters. Recent court rulings indicate that conversations with A...- US stocks today: US stocks end mixed, notches weekly gains as investors parse Middle East negotiationsUS stocks closed mixed as investors weighed Middle East tensions and Iran peace talks. Inflation rose due to energy shocks, while Dow and S...
- Bank of America agrees to pay $72.5 million to settle Epstein accusers' lawsuitBank of America has agreed to pay 72.5 million dollars to settle a lawsuit. Women accused the bank of facilitating their abuse by Jeffrey E...
- Judge unseals explosive emails in Justin Baldoni-Blake Lively legal showdown - what's going on?A New York federal judge has unsealed more than 60 emails and texts showing behind-the-scenes communications of the ongoing legal dispute b...
- World’s busiest air routes revealed — Asia Pacific takes 9 of top 10 spotsAsia Pacific led global air travel in 2024, with the Jeju–Seoul route topping the charts at 13.2 million passengers, according to IATA. Nin...
- Rajat Gupta ordered to begin prison sentence in JuneIndia-born former Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta, who had lost his appeal to overturn his conviction on insider trading charges, has be...
- Ex-Goldman director Rajat Gupta may stay free on bail while he appeals convictionGupta, 63, was sentenced to two years in prison by US District Judge on insider trading charges and was scheduled to begin his prison term ...
- Rajat Gupta files appeal against conviction in insider trading caseGupta, 63, has appealed to the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, seeking to overturn his conviction on charges of conspiracy and ...
- Rajat Gupta could get prison term of 6 years or less: Legal expertsThe ex-Mckinsey head is the most prominent corporate executive convicted in the US government's sweeping investigation into insider trading.
- Rajat Gupta's trial begins in New York CourtThe trial of former Indian- American Goldman Sachs director Rajat Gupta began here today in what is the most high profile case of insider t...
- Mother Teresa defence will not work: US Court to Rajat GuptaRajat Gupta has been warned by a US judge that he can't beat insider trading charges by trumpeting his history of philanthropy any more tha...
- Raj Rajaratnam to pay $92 million as penalty in insider trading caseRajaratnam was ordered to pay more than $ 53.8 million in forfeiture of illicit gains and $ 10 million in criminal fines.
- Rajat Gupta to be released on $10 million bailRajat Gupta pleaded not guilty to charges of securities fraud and that he passed insider information to Rajaratnam while he was director at...
- Rajat Gupta pleads not guilty in insider trading, released on $10 mn bailGupta, who surrendered earlier before the FBI, is accused of sharing confidential information about investments at Goldman Sachs with Raj R...
- Judge approves Bank of America's Merrill settlementA US federal judge has conditionally approved Bank of America's proposed 150 million dollar settlement with regulators over its takeover of...
- BofA to face SEC trial, exits loss-sharing dealBank of America Corp. now faces a trial with the Securities and Exchange Commission over billions in bonuses paid at Merrill Lynch.
- India likely to appeal after being slapped with $42.4 million property taxA US has upheld imposition of $42.4 million property tax on India by New York for using the United Nations Mission's building for residenti...
- US court orders India to cough up $42.4 mn taxA US court has ordered India to pay a real estate tax of $42.4 million after it rejected New Delhi’s argument that a 26-storey building occ...
- US Court orders India to pay $42.4 mn taxUS court has ordered India to pay a real estate tax of $42.4 million after it rejected New Delhi's argument that building occupied by its d...
- Nazi link halts Picasso saleA US judge halted the sale of a Picasso artwork valued at $60m after a German man claimed his ancestor was forced by the Nazis to sell it.
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