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Booz Allen Pays $377.5 Million to Settle Government Billing Case

The consulting firm was accused of falsely charging for expenses that should have been paid under its nongovernment contracts from 2011 to 2021.  » mehr lesen

Leon Black Agreed to Pay $62.5 Million to Settle Epstein-Related Claims

The private equity mogul struck a deal with the U.S. Virgin Islands to avoid a potential lawsuit over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.  » mehr lesen

A.I. Regulation Is in Its ‘Early Days’

While there has been a flurry of activity by the White House and lawmakers over artificial intelligence, rules for the technology remain distant, lawmakers and experts said.  » mehr lesen

ESPN Is Said to Talk With Leagues About Taking Stake in Network

The Disney-controlled channel is trying to find a way forward in the streaming age and has had discussions with the N.F.L., the N.B.A. and Major League Baseball.  » mehr lesen

Actors’ Strike Leaves Celebrity Podcasts in Grey Zone

Rewatch podcasts and podcasts affiliated with Hollywood studios were at the center of a week of confusion over union policies. “Nobody really knows,” said Sophia Bush of “One Tree Hill.”  » mehr lesen

Cirque du Soleil Hopes to Expand Audience by Luring Gen Z

Cirque du Soleil is hoping that it can expand its audience, perhaps with perfume that smells like a trapeze artist or a couch that embodies the spirit of clowning.  » mehr lesen

Luxury Goods Maker Kering Under Pressure After Executive Shake-Up

An activist investor is said to be pushing for change at the French conglomerate, which announced a sweeping reorganization of its top ranks this week.  » mehr lesen

Who Will Stand Up for Renters? Their Elected Representatives, Who Also Rent.

In California, legislators come out as tenants to form a renters’ caucus.  » mehr lesen

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