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  Texas Launches Investigation Into Mars Inc.'s Use Of Dyes

  By Spencer Brewer

  Texas announced Wednesday an investigation into Mars Inc. over its use of artificial dyes in its food products, ...(read more)

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  American Axle Gets Nod To Buy UK Car-Parts Biz For 拢1.2B

  By Tom Fish

  American Axle said Wednesday that its shareholders have voted to approve the cash-and-shares takeover of rival a...(read more)

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• Jane's Addiction Members Clash In Court Over Onstage Fight

  By Lauren Berg

  Three members of Jane's Addiction on Wednesday sued vocalist Perry Farrell over an onstage altercation they say has destroyed the rock band's reputation and trademark, while in his own suit Farrell claims it is his bandmates who have jettisoned the group's success in favor of bullying him during performances.

• CME Trading Center Access Didn't Need Approval, Jury Hears

  By Lauraann Wood

  A data center that CME Group Inc. built to accommodate electronic trading is not a trading floor, and the exchange didn't ask permission to let both members and nonmembers do their work there because it didn't need to, an Illinois jury heard Wednesday in the traders' class action.

• Crypto Legislation Stumbles As GOP Holdouts Stall Vote

  By Aislinn Keely

  Three pieces of crypto legislation stalled at a procedural hurdle in the House of Representatives on Wednesday as multiple Republican lawmakers held out during a vote to advance the bills to the floor despite a push from their party to finalize the bills during so-called crypto week.

• Trump Taps Ex-Thomas, Kavanaugh Clerk For 3rd Circ.

  By Lauren Berg

  President Donald Trump announced on social media Wednesday that he has chosen a Catholic University of America law professor, who is currently serving in the White House Counsel's office and has clerked for U.S. Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Brett Kavanaugh, to serve on the Third Circuit.

• AI Tools Taking On Bigger Role In USPTO Patent Examination

  By Ryan Davis

  The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is expanding how artificial intelligence is used in patent examination, adding an image search tool that design patent examiners will soon be trained on to existing tools for utility patent examiners, officials said at a Wednesday event.

• 2nd Circ. Backs Argentina In Bondholders' $360M Debt Suit

  By Jessica Corso

  Argentine debtholders claiming the country owes them more than $360 million in improperly withheld payments lost their case before the Second Circuit on Wednesday, which ruled that the bonds' governing documents prohibited the lawsuits.

• Crypto Treasuries Gain Traction, But Regulatory Risk Remains

  By Aislinn Keely

  Public companies are increasingly adding digital assets to their corporate treasuries amid a more favorable regulatory environment for crypto, but attorneys on the deals say they're still counseling clients to be prepared to pivot if policy winds change.

• Hawley Accuses AI Cos. Of Largest IP Theft In US History

  By Ivan Moreno

  U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley condemned artificial intelligence developers accused of using pirating sites to obtain training material for their AI models, calling the claims part of "the largest intellectual property theft in American history" during a hearing Wednesday.

• Split 7th Circ. Backs NCAA In Eligibility Rule Antitrust Suit

  By Lauren Berg

  A split Seventh Circuit on Wednesday overturned a decision granting a University of Wisconsin football player another year of eligibility, finding that the college athlete hasn't shown he is likely to succeed on his claim that the National Collegiate Athletic Association's five-year rule restrains competition in violation of federal antitrust laws.

• FCC Looks To Streamline Regs For Enviro Reviews

  By Christopher Cole

  The Federal Communications Commission expects to move a plan forward in August that would overhaul its rules for scrutinizing telecom and broadband projects under the National Environmental Policy Act.

• BOE Misappropriated Samsung Trade Secrets, ITC Judge Finds

  By Adam Lidgett

  A U.S. International Trade Commission judge has found that China's BOE Technology misappropriated Korean-based Samsung Display Co. Ltd.'s trade secrets for device screens.

• Glucose Monitoring Co. LifeScan Hits Ch. 11 With $1.7B Debt

  By Alex Wittenberg

  LifeScan Global Corp., a company that makes blood glucose monitoring devices, has filed for Chapter 11 protection in Texas bankruptcy court with $1.7 billion of debt and a plan supported by its private equity backer to trim more than 75% of debt by handing the business to existing lenders.