Genki faces damages after leaking a Switch 2 mockup before Nintendo's official reveal, with a settlement that includes strict legal restrictions on their branding.
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Japanese Media Giants Accuse OpenAI of Copyright Infringement Over Sora 2 Training Data
Japan's biggest media companies accuse OpenAI of stealing anime and game content to train Sora 2. This is a new battle for the ChatGPT maker.
California Empowers Uber, Lyft Drivers With Unionization Rights
California grants rideshare drivers historic union rights, empowering 800,000 drivers to collectively bargain for better pay and working conditions starting in 2026.
Amazon's Prime Air Drones Crash in Arizona; FAA Investigation Underway
Amazon's Prime Air delivery drones crashed in Arizona as it flew away from a fulfillment center, and the FAA is already on top of it.
Is Amazon Trapping Prime Members? FTC Trial Could Expose Hidden Tactics
Amazon faces a month-long FTC trial over claims it tricked millions into Prime and made canceling tough, putting its subscription model under fire.
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Whistleblowers have claimed that Meta kept the research detailing the dangers of its VR headsets to child users hidden.
Nintendo won $2 million in damages from a website called Modded Hardware, best known for selling Switch piracy mods.
A group of authors has revealed how much Anthropic will pay them as part of the settlement for a piracy lawsuit.
The NBA is investigating whether Kawhi Leonard's $28M endorsement deal with Aspiration involved salary cap violations that could bring big penalties.
Anthropic has chosen to settle the AI copyright infringement lawsuit they are facing from authors who have complained over their AI training.
Elon Musk and xAI are suing Apple and OpenAI for allegedly maintaining monopolies as Grok's app failed to top the charts.
A class action suit has been filed in California against Otter.ai over allegations that it recorded private conversations without consent.
President Donald Trump is now threatening to ban TikTok in the US as the proposed deals to China and ByteDance come to a standstill.
Apple is suing tech YouTuber Jon Prosser, alleging he used insider access to leak iOS 26 features from a confidential iPhone handled by a now-fired employee.
