Big Law

Illumina Criticizes Scrutiny Over Its Deal With Grail

U.S. life sciences company Illumina on Thursday criticised EU antitrust regulators for scrutinising its $8…

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McDonald’s Takes Back Ex-CEO’s $105 Million Severance Pay

McDonald’s announced Thursday it has settled its lawsuit against former CEO Steve Easterbrook, clawing back his…

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U.S. Tech Companies Face Tougher Rules in the U.K.

EU lawmakers voted on Wednesday to beef up draft rules to rein in U.S. tech…

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Google Proposes a Plan to Appease French Antitrust Group Over Its News Content

Google has submitted proposals to the French antitrust watchdog about how it would deal with…

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Toyota Will Invest $35 Billion in Electric Vehicles

Toyota is pumping more than $35 billion into electric vehicles as it tries to catch up with…

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McDonald’s and Beyond Meat Are Reportedly Planning a Major Expansion

Toyota announced that it will invest 4 trillion yen, or about $35 billion, into 30 models…

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Vox Media Acquires Group Nine

Vox Media announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Group Nine Media, creating one of…

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The Copyright Battle Over Andy Warhol’s Prince Art Heads to the Supreme Court

In 1984, Vanity Fair commissioned Andy Warhol to create an image of the then-emerging “artist known as Prince”. Warhol used…

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Sony Pictures Cancels ‘The Dr. Oz Show’ After Senate Announcement

Sony Pictures on Monday said it will end its long-running “The Dr. Oz Show” next month,…

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Harley-Davidson’s Electric-Vehicle Division Plans to Go Public in a SPAC Merger

Thanks to a new merger deal, Harley-Davidson’s electric motorcycle company known as LiveWire will become the first…

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