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DOJ Seeks More Information on Fox’s $22B Roku Acquisition
The Justice Department issued a second request for information on Fox’s $22 billion Roku acquisition as regulators deepen their antitrust review.
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The Justice Department issued a second request for information on Fox’s $22 billion Roku acquisition as regulators deepen their antitrust review.
ATF declares a major cyber incident after a ransomware group claims to have hacked a standalone system containing sensitive investigative data.
TikTok and ByteDance agreed to a $400 million U.S. settlement resolving allegations that TikTok violated federal children’s online privacy protections.
Canadian hacker Connor Moucka has pleaded guilty to hacking more than 165 companies, stealing billions of records, and extorting victims through Snowflake-related breaches.
The U.S. Justice Department reached a settlement with OpenAI and Statsig over green-card hiring practices, requiring fines and three years of oversight.
A new academic study suggests venture-backed startups are more likely to commit fraud, with investor pressure identified as a contributing factor.
The U.S. Department of Justice has cleared federal employees to download TikTok on government-issued devices following changes to the app’s U.S. ownership structure.
US authorities have charged operators of a Russian bulletproof hosting network accused of enabling cyberattacks that caused more than $62 million in losses to victims worldwide. Learn what…
The U.S. Department of Justice argues that xAI’s unpermitted gas turbines are essential to national security, economic stability, and AI infrastructure, even as legal challenges over…
Regulators continue to examine whether Live Nation could be broken up on antitrust grounds, potentially reshaping the live events and ticketing industry.
IBM has agreed to pay $17 million to settle a DOJ lawsuit related to its DEI programs, raising questions about workplace policies and compliance.
The U.S. Department of Justice alleges the head of Trenchant sold software exploits to a Russian broker, potentially enabling access to millions of computers and connected devices.
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