Tom Hayes, the former star UBS Group AG trader who became the face of the Libor rigging scandal, overturned his criminal conviction, clearing his name a decade after his jailing.

In news of the future, Google is buying a boatload of fusion energy. The only problem is that its supplier lacks a power plant, has produced no energy to date, and may never do so on commercially ...

Clifford Chance generated a record £2.4 billion ($3.25 billion) in global revenue last year, driven in part by private capital and its deployment.

As President Donald Trump exercised his executive power to push for increased mine production, one of his administration’s ...

Imagine a group of hackers scouring thousands of unsecured surveillance cameras worldwide for compromising footage. It could ...

Unilever PLC’s portfolio of ice cream brands, now known as The Magnum Ice Cream Co., has finalized its new in-house legal leadership as it prepares to become a standalone business later this year.

Opinion: Arnold & Porter's Diana Sterk and Sarah Prather explain how AI-generated aids can help and hurt lawyers presenting ...

Opinion: Outten and Golden partner analyzes the Department of Justice’s updated guidelines on FCPA enforcement and shares ...

Opinion: Bristows experts look at share option plans available in the UK and US and discuss what factors British businesses should consider when navigating between the two systems.

The UK’s accounting watchdog is investigating Deloitte LLP’s work on Glencore Plc and a UK unit, amid corruption scandals involving the commodity giant.

Equinor CFO Torgrim Reitan says a $955 million impairment on the Empire Wind project is driven by regulatory changes in the US and that the company is unlikely to pursue the second stage of the wind ...

The US Environmental Protection Agency is considering scrapping a landmark almost two-decade old legal opinion that greenhouse gas emissions are harmful to human health, the Washington Post reported.