Alexis Weed

The business world is expecting M&A to loosen up under President Donald Trump. It could be in for a surprise — if history is any guide.

Elon Musk is facing consequential court rulings in the days and weeks ahead as one judge weighs the legality of his $1 million election sweepstakes while another decides if the Tesla CEO gets a $56 billion compensation package back.

OpenAI and its biggest backer Microsoft are discussing how to divide up the spoils of the AI upstart when it becomes a for-profit company, but agreeing on a fair market value for those assets will be a tall task.

A legal feud between two giants of the tech world deepened this week as Microsoft accused Google of running 'shadow campaigns' to discredit Microsoft's cloud-computing business.

Federal prosecutors are trying to get past a new hurdle as they urge a judge to sign off on Boeing’s criminal fraud plea: defending the Justice Department’s DEI policies.

Companies are in the dark about how exactly antitrust enforcement would shift under a new administration, upending merger plans until a 2024 outcome is certain.

Johnson & Johnson has twice been unsuccessful in using a controversial bankruptcy tactic to contain lawsuits alleging its baby powder caused cancer. The third time, J&J said, will be different.

A federal judge is weighing whether to approve a plea deal Boeing reached with the Justice Department in July, when the company agreed to plead guilty to misleading regulators before two 737 MAX fatal crashes at the end of last decade.

The state of California is weaving together legal theories not typically used in concert to allege ExxonMobil overstated the recyclability of its plastic products.

The US Justice Department said in a new court filing that it may recommend a break up of Google, showing just how far Washington is willing to go to rein in Big Tech.