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  • August 07, 2026

    Trump Needs Congress' OK To Build Ballroom, DC Circ. Says

    A split D.C. Circuit on Friday backed a district judge's block on President Donald Trump's construction of a new White House ballroom, saying Congress had not "ceded unfettered authority to the executive branch to dramatically redesign, reshape and reconstruct the White House — the People's House — to fit a particular president's desires."

  • August 07, 2026

    Real Estate Recap: REITs Talk Casinos, Senior Housing

    Catch up on this past week's key developments by state from Law360 Real Estate Authority — including recent takeaways from real estate investment trusts in the gambling and senior housing sectors.

  • August 07, 2026

    Net Power Urges Toss Of Investor Suit Over Texas Plant Delay

    Net Power Inc. has asked a North Carolina federal court to free it from a shareholder's proposed class action accusing it of misleading the public about known problems with a power plant project in Texas, saying the construction updates issued by the defendants are not evidence of securities fraud.

  • August 07, 2026

    DOJ, Tenn. Require Plant Sales For CRH's $134M Asphalt Deal

    The U.S. Department of Justice and Tennessee state enforcers reached an agreement with CRH plc Friday, allowing the building material supplier to move ahead with its planned $133.9 million purchase of Standard Construction, conditioned on the sale of two asphalt plants.

  • August 06, 2026

    Sherwin-Williams Unable To Can Co.'s Fireproof False Ad Suit

    Sherwin-Williams must face claims it falsely advertised its Firetex coating as being able to achieve substantial fire resistance in fewer coats than rival brands' products, causing a competitor's sales to slump, a Missouri federal judge ruled, saying the paint giant's marketing was not mere puffery.

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