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• December 01, 2025

  AT&T Seeks To Block T-Mobile Price Tool From Data Scraping

  AT&T Services Inc. urged a Texas federal judge Sunday to issue a temporary restraining order blocking T-Mobile US Inc. from using its "Switch Made Easy" price-comparison tool to access AT&T's password-protected software without permission, while T-Mobile countered that the emergency injunction bid is unnecessary and fundamentally mischaracterizes its technology.

• December 01, 2025

  CFTC's Pham Expands 'Due Process' For Enforcement Targets

  The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission announced changes to its investigation process Monday that the acting chair said are meant to protect the due process rights of those who are accused of wrongdoing by agency attorneys.

• December 01, 2025

  Chinese Equipment-Testing Co. Slams FCC's 'Bad Lab' Label

  An equipment-testing company controlled by the Chinese government chided the Federal Communications Commission for dubbing it a "bad lab" as the FCC looks to block the company's ability to test telecommunications devices flowing into the U.S. market.

• December 01, 2025

  9th Circ. Rejects Asylum Bid From Sikh Party Supporter

  An Indian man who says he was assaulted in his home country for participating in a Sikh political party cannot seek asylum in the U.S., the Ninth Circuit ruled Monday, saying he hasn't established persecution, while one judge called for a U.S. Supreme Court "course correction" ironing out the appropriate review standard.

• December 01, 2025

  Starbucks To Pay $39M In NYC's Fair Workweek Law Probe

  Starbucks has agreed to shell out nearly $39 million following a New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection probe that found the coffee chain had violated the city's Fair Workweek Law, the department and Mayor Eric Adams announced on Monday.

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