Netflix Inc. refinanced part of a $59 billion bridge loan with cheaper and longer-term debt, bolstering the financial package underpinning its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery Inc.

The Republican-controlled Congress has been very good to most of corporate America this year. Foremost among the boons is a $4 trillion tax cut package that extended and added generous breaks for ...

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Where were the supervisors? Time and again — at Silicon Valley Bank, at Credit Suisse, ahead of the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis — they’ve failed in their responsibility to ensure the safety and ...

A four-partner team from Robbins Geller, including former New York securities fraud prosecutor Chad Johnson, is joining a new boutique launched by an ex-Bernstein Litowitz partner.

Ghana’s parliament approved the legalization of cryptocurrency, a move to address central bank concerns about the widening and unregulated use of the alternative asset in the West African country.

Sullivan & Cromwell co-chair Robert Giuffra Jr. worries that the legal industry’s golden age is over. “Maybe everybody will just have dueling briefs that’ll come out of some Elon Musk-created AI ...

States’ efforts this year to force major polluters to pay for climate change damages were largely unsuccessful, with some lawmakers running up against oil producers or waiting for lawsuits against New ...

Employment attorneys warn that businesses shouldn’t be lulled into a false sense of security about assessing their AI-powered hiring tools for disparate impact discrimination.

Opinion: The indictment of Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz reprises a familiar white collar crime playbook but presents new legal challenges for both the prosecutors and the ...

Dorothy Capers, chief legal officer and corporate secretary of C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc., leads the legal department as the company is going through an AI metamorphosis.

Brazilian airline Azul SA is the latest in a string of overseas carriers turning to Chapter 11 in the US, becoming “bankruptcy tourists” to access legal protections largely out of reach in their home ...