Apple has informed the European Commission that two of its services, Apple Ads and Apple Maps, meet the user and
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Apple has formally challenged a proposed penalty from Indian regulators that could reach as high as US $38 billion, arguing that the allegations prompting the fine misinterpret competition laws and overstate the company’s market power. The dispute centres on Apple’s
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A humanitarian parole programme once providing refuge for around 260,000 Ukrainians in the United States is now leaving nearly 200,000 of them
A referendum in Slovenia is set to decide whether to permit assisted dying for some terminally ill adults, following the parliamentary passage
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking the deployment of the United States National Guard to Washington, D.C., directed by
Italy’s competition authority has formally closed an investigation into Google LLC’s user-data consent practices after the company implemented changes to its policies
The United States House of Representatives passed legislation by a 427-1 vote that will compel the United States Department of Justice to
A U.S. federal jury in California has ruled that Apple Inc. must pay Masimo Corporation US $634 million after finding that Apple’s smartwatch infringed
Australia’s highest court has upheld legislation that cancelled a 99-year lease originally granted to a foreign state for a new embassy just
A recent study conducted by legal-services firm Dentons evaluated four AI-based tools against human legal researchers by posing 200 typical U.S.-law research
A Utah district court has overturned the state’s Republican-drawn congressional map, ruling that it breached constitutional standards by diluting urban representation. Judge
The BBC finds itself in deep institutional waters after admitting that a documentary segment edited remarks from Donald Trump in a way
A recent decision by the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld Florida’s controversial law restricting Chinese citizens from purchasing property
South Korea has officially legalised tattooing by non-medical professionals, ending a 33-year restriction that limited the practice to licensed doctors. The passage
Uber Technologies has reported strong revenue growth for the third quarter, but profits fell short of expectations after the company booked a
The legal profession in the United Kingdom is confronting a sharp reckoning with the misuse of artificial intelligence after several court cases
The next chapter of legal innovation will be written not by machines replacing lawyers, but by the collaboration between them. Artificial intelligence
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has launched a decisive legal challenge against former President Donald Trump’s newly imposed $100,000 fee on H-1B