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• February 02, 2026

  'Doesn't Make Sense': DOJ Irks Judge In Merger Fight With AGs

  A California federal judge said Monday that the U.S. Department of Justice must hand over certain discovery materials to Democratic attorneys general challenging the DOJ's controversial settlement greenlighting the $14 billion merger of Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Juniper Networks, telling the DOJ that its argument that discussions of alternative remedies are shielded from discovery "doesn't make sense."

• February 02, 2026

  NBA Star Says He Didn't Know Of Ex-Adviser's Self-Dealing

  Portland Trail Blazers star Jrue Holiday on Monday told a Manhattan federal jury that he didn't know that his former Morgan Stanley financial adviser was also on the other side of the NBA star's investment in a $10 million life insurance deal, saying it would have been a dealbreaker if he had known.

• February 02, 2026

  Gibson Dunn, Sullivan & Cromwell Lead SpaceX, XAI Merger

  Elon Musk announced Monday that SpaceX, represented by Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP, has acquired his artificial intelligence startup xAI, advised by Sullivan & Cromwell LLP, in a bid to launch space-based data centers, amid plans for an initial public offering that would value the aerospace company at more than $1 trillion.

• February 02, 2026

  Calif. Cities Challenge DOJ Rules For Child Exploitation Funds

  San Diego and San Jose have sued the U.S. Department of Justice over new requirements for Internet Crimes Against Children program grant recipients, claiming that the federal government is unconstitutionally trying to force its immigration and diversity agendas on local governments and other grant recipients.

• February 02, 2026

  Broker-Dealer Fined $750K Over Text Message Recordkeeping

  Benjamin F. Edwards & Co. Inc. has agreed to a censure and $750,000 fine to settle the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority's allegations that the broker-dealer failed to properly supervise and preserve its employees' business-related text messages.

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