The apparently soon-to-be-ex OpenAI board would have been well served to talk to lawyers about its row qith Sam Altman…or even ChatGPT.
Read more...“Biden Administration initiative backfires” is almost a default title. But here, the consequences for pharmacies and patients are significant
Read more...The famed short-seller talks Sam Bankman-Fried, why Wall Street is still so keen on crypto, and how technology is making us dumber
Read more...Is Credit Suisse going to become the Jarndyce and Jarndyce of failed bank litigation?
Read more...A discussion of how fossil fuel companies’ imperatives and our legal regime preclude getting them to leave oil and gas in the ground.
Read more...An update on a monster lawsuit against Credit Suisse (now UBS), KPMG, and various executives for a decade of very costly misconduct.
Read more...Suggesting that both sides are equally to blame in the conflict in Gaza is not a defensible position
Read more...New York City implements a policy to deny migrants shelter and effectively evict them from the five boroughs.
Read more...A look at how different communities are deploying opioid settlement cash. But no clear data on policing versus treatment.
Read more...DOJ finally goes after Agri Stats, a company notorious for helping the meat industry gouge producers, stores and consumers. Will the move serve as a warning for other industries?
Read more...An assessment of new California emissions disclosure legislation.
Read more...eBay is often accused of selling fakes, like knockoff Hermes ties. The Feds are suing eBay for selling real, as in really dangerous, wares
Read more...Google is in the hot seat, but it’s going to be a “big fight,” warns antitrust expert Mark Glick.
Read more...The FTC suit against Amazon argues the online giant coerced its online merchants. How does that map against antitrust law?
Read more...McKinsey’s latest payoff to avoid admiting culpability reveals some of the inherent problems with high-end management consulting.
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