After Papermark accused Corgi of stealing software, Corgi says it did not. Here’s what that means for code trust in startups.

The ESU program now lasts a year longer than planned, keeping security patches going for eligible Windows 10 PCs.

A star-studded tennis summer gets a new centerpiece, with a premiere date and a familiar directing pedigree.

The retailer renames itself and refocuses on luxury department store shopping, reshaping what investors, landlords, and partners can expect next.

A May lawsuit says Thai Union used Red Lobster’s “Ultimate Endless Shrimp” to extract value through uneconomic contracts, then bankruptcy followed fast.

A federal judge says prosecutors’ rationale was too vague, ordering a detailed explanation for the May drop.

A former Big Law lawyer built an AI legal operating system, scaling legal work like software, not a monthly bill.

A phased rollout starts for a small trusted group, with full general availability aimed for coming weeks.

Audience reviews match critics’ kindness, mixing new stunts and best-of clips into a gross, emotional finale.

A frontier model goes live under a named-partner list, signaling a shift from voluntary reviews to managed rollout.

The rules update in October matters because it could reshape participation expectations before Russia’s World Cup future is settled.

Markets bet on an early-next-year OpenAI IPO, with only one-in-three odds in 2026 and a June 2027 deadline.