Nintendo secured a legal victory against a pirate streamer who threatened “I run the streets,” but the $17,500 settlement reveals deeper strategic shifts in how gaming giants combat modern piracy through targeted litigation and technological countermeasures.
A federal judge has significantly narrowed the class action lawsuit against Apple over first-generation AirPods Pro crackling issues. While Apple must still defend fraud claims, many consumer protection arguments were dismissed.
The HR software sector faces escalating corporate warfare as new court documents reveal systematic data theft between 401(k) management unicorns. The allegations threaten a major acquisition and expose critical security vulnerabilities.
Reddit has initiated legal action against Perplexity and three data collection firms for allegedly scraping millions of posts without permission. The lawsuit marks the latest escalation in the social media platform’s efforts to protect its content from unauthorized AI training use.
Reddit has filed a federal lawsuit against artificial intelligence company Perplexity and three data scraping firms—Oxylabs UAB, AWM Proxy, and Serp Api—for allegedly collecting millions of posts without authorization, according to court documents filed in New York. The legal action represents the social media platform’s latest effort to protect its user-generated content from what sources indicate is unauthorized use for AI training purposes.
The Data Wars Intensify: Reddit Takes Legal Action In a significant escalation of the ongoing conflict between content platforms and…
Verizon has initiated payments in a major class-action settlement addressing undisclosed fees on wireless bills. Eligible customers could receive between $5 and $100 through various payment methods. The distribution follows claims filed before the April 2024 deadline.
Verizon has reportedly begun distributing approximately $100 million to eligible customers as part of a class-action settlement, according to recent reports. The telecommunications giant is making payments to customers who filed claims regarding undisclosed fees on their postpaid wireless bills.
Florida Launches Formal Investigation into Roblox Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has initiated a formal investigation into Roblox Corporation, characterizing…
Deel has raised $300 million from top investors, elevating its valuation above Rippling’s for the first time since 2022. The funding increases cofounders’ fortunes, though Rippling’s Parker Conrad remains wealthier. Ongoing lawsuits between the HR software giants add complexity to their competition.
HR software startup Deel has reportedly secured $300 million in new funding from Ribbit Capital, Coatue, and Andreessen Horowitz, according to recent reports. This investment has pushed the company’s valuation to $17.3 billion, surpassing rival Rippling for the first time since 2022. Sources indicate that the deal has significantly increased the net worth of Deel’s cofounders, Alex Bouaziz and Shuo Wang, by an estimated $500 million each.
Institutional Conflict Reaches EU Courts The European Central Bank finds itself in unprecedented legal territory as its primary staff union,…
Major technology companies and student advocates have joined forces to challenge Texas’ new app store age verification law. The legal battles center on First Amendment concerns and privacy implications of mandatory ID checks for all users.
Two separate lawsuits have been filed challenging the Texas App Store Accountability Act, with an unusual alliance of technology industry leaders and student advocates leading the charge against the controversial legislation. According to reports, both Students Engaged in Advancing Texas (SEAT) and the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) have taken legal action to prevent the law from taking effect in January 2026.
