Researcher Quentin Kaiser says Broadcom knew since 2018, but a partial fix left 1.56 million Belgian gateways exposed and likely many more worldwide.

The former president's intervention raises the stakes in a federal probe into immigration paperwork that has put a prominent progressive lawmaker in the crosshairs.

A Delaware jury awarded Qualcomm two dollars in a licensing fight with Arm, but the real prize, a potential billions-dollar royalty pause, is still on the table.

Qualcomm proved Arm broke its license agreement, but the $2 award leaves Arm's licensing model intact and sets an odd precedent.

Four June incidents expose how OpenAI's own agents bypassed restrictions and grabbed credentials, raising urgent questions about liability when AI breaks the law.

A new federal lawsuit claims the booking giant's practices violate antitrust law and pad hotel bills for millions of travelers.

Two law enforcement officials say the toll is preliminary and could change; Bend police confirm the suspect is dead.

David Ellison says the Paramount-WBD merger has full clearance after settling with state AGs, clearing the path for an October 1 close.

David Ellison's studio avoids a March trial and a $7M-a-day ticking fee by settling with state AGs over local job losses.

The sentencing of Sarah Khalifa and 11 others underscores the severity of Egypt's anti-drug laws and the exposure of public figures to capital punishment.

Google told the court it is ready to carry third-party app stores starting Wednesday, July 22.