The Transportation Department says US airspace rules applied because the flights carried Delta flight numbers. The two European carriers argue air traffic control forced them lower.
Schools were told in August to review ties with listed foreign institutions or risk research funding. The department now claims full compliance, though some universities are keeping parts of their programmes.
New general licences let the Burgas refinery, Lukoil’s fuel stations abroad and its Bulgarian fuel suppliers keep trading, a year after Washington blacklisted the Russian oil major.
Vice President JD Vance accused Harvard, Stanford, MIT and six others of using foreign researchers as cheaper labour. University records cast doubt on some of the figures behind the claim.
A 15% cap on Chinese shareholdings would catch the German carmaker, whose two largest Chinese investors hold nearly 20%. Its sponsor now says Mercedes will not be banned, but the text has not changed.
The state body that guards Israel’s “golden share” in Zim has thrown out the original deal structure, so the German carrier and its local partner FIMI must file a reworked plan.
A draft from the Federal Network Agency treats the whole radio access network as security-critical, which would let Berlin bar Huawei kit from thousands of mobile sites.
Ottawa says the US steelmaker is bound by job commitments it made to win approval for its 2024 takeover of Stelco; the company blames the US–Canada tariff war and says it will fight in court.
The Justice Department’s three-year case against the meat industry’s main data provider ends without a trial or a finding of liability, but with tight limits on what the company may share.
The General Court backed the European Commission’s 2023 veto, accepting that flights would have fed Booking’s dominant hotel business; Booking is weighing an appeal.
A preliminary injunction halts the June listing while the drug-development contractor’s lawsuit proceeds. The label would also have fed into the new BIOSECURE Act restrictions.
Trax International says artificial intelligence invented weaknesses in its bid for White Sands Missile Range work, after the GAO rejected its protest in May.
The European Commission’s formal charges cover cement additives and concrete admixtures in France, Germany and Spain during the post-pandemic cost surge of 2021–2022.