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The firm advises anyone who bought Trip.com Group securities between April 30 2024 and January 13 2026 to obtain legal representation before the May 11 2026 filing deadline. The lawsuit claims Trip.com misrepresented regulatory risks and its business outlook, potentially harming investors.
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Hawaii’s Senate is advancing legislation that would increase conveyance taxes on multimillion‑dollar home sales, potentially adding $167 million a year to state revenue. The proposals keep rates unchanged for homes under $600,000, raise brackets for high‑value properties, and earmark new funds for homestead and affordable‑housing projects.
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State attorneys general, led by California’s Rob Bonta, have filed lawsuits to block the $6.2 billion Nexstar‑Tegna merger and are weighing a challenge to Paramount’s $110 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery. The moves come after the DOJ and FCC approved the...
The U.S. Department of Education warns that roughly 3.6 million parents with federal PLUS loans have until July 1 2026 to consolidate, or they will permanently lose access to income‑driven repayment and forgiveness. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed July 4 2025, eliminates IDR for Parent PLUS...
Hashed and Bloomingbit will co‑host EastPoint:Seoul 2026 on Sept. 28 in Seoul, bringing together policymakers, financial institutions, corporate executives and management consultants to debate digital‑asset strategy and AI‑driven economic models. The conference builds on a 2025 debut that attracted 503...
Michael Gerstenzang, senior partner at Cleary Gottlieb, says generative AI is eroding the traditional billable‑hour model. He predicts firms will move toward pricing based on speed, outcomes and subscription models as software handles routine work at lower cost.
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission announced a proposal to extend its ban on Chinese‑made routers and related telecom gear to include devices already approved for import. The move targets equipment from Huawei, ZTE, Hikvision, Dahua and Hytera, compelling large enterprises...
The Alberta government, led by Premier Danielle Smith, announced today that it will forgo a formal environmental assessment for Kevin O’Leary’s proposed AI data centre, the world’s largest of its kind. Officials say the fast‑track approval will help position the...
The U.S. Supreme Court has begun hearing a case that questions whether children born to undocumented immigrants qualify for citizenship under the 14th Amendment. Lawmakers and activists point to a rapidly expanding Chinese birth‑tourism market that charges $30,000‑$80,000 per mother...
A federal appeals court has revived three sex‑trafficking lawsuits targeting hotels in the Atlanta metropolitan area. The decision reopens the cases for trial and underscores growing legal exposure for hospitality operators. Industry observers say the ruling will pressure hotels to...
Kilian Kagle, the Justice Department’s chief FOIA and privacy officer, resigned days after the agency disclosed a plan to transfer sensitive state voter‑registration data to the Department of Homeland Security. The move, part of a broader push for a national...
Perplexity AI is confronting a proposed class‑action lawsuit filed in Utah that alleges the company secretly transmitted user chat transcripts to Meta and Google, even when users enabled its Incognito mode. The complaint claims the practice violates privacy statutes and...
Tennessee’s Senate Finance Committee advanced SB 2040, a bill banning pharmacy‑benefit managers from owning pharmacies. State officials warn the measure could increase TennCare spending by $66 million, shifting costs to taxpayers and vulnerable patients. CFOs in health‑care will need to reassess budgeting...
Paramount Skydance president Jeff Shell is reportedly negotiating his departure after a $150 million lawsuit filed by self‑styled informant R.J. Cipriani alleges the executive provided confidential corporate information and engaged in an extortion scheme. Shell has filed a cross‑complaint denying the claims, turning...
