Legal tech startup Genie AI has just secured a $17.8 million Series A from Google Ventures and Khosla Ventures. Launched in 2017, the London-based startup bills itself as an AI-based legal assistant.

CBSE Class 12 Subject-Wise Lab Manual: The Central Board Of Secondary Education has made available the lab manuals for classes 12 for all the subjects. Students can download the PDFs of these lab ...

The top editor at The Los Angeles Times reportedly reassured worried staff Friday after the outlet's billionaire owner vowed to take the paper in a new direction to ensure "all voices are heard." ...

New owners renovating a house in eastern France made the shocking discovery of human remains that are likely that of a former owner who vanished 15 years ago, prosecutors said Monday. "A corpse ...

Louisville Metro Government is launching a new Landlord Incentive Program to create housing solutions by paying property owners who lease to unhoused populations. Joseph Hamilton, manager of the ...

NFL owners have donated at least $28 million to federal political candidates and causes during the 2023-24 election cycle − a hefty sum that, according to USA TODAY Sports research, marks a ...

the latest twist in a global standoff between the Japanese company and the Canadian owner of Circle K, which has proposed its own takeover deal.

Not long ago, rumors were running rampant that New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo could be on the hot seat. After he made public comments about his team being "soft," he started receiving ...

"Knocking and near stalling occasionally results in a sensation of the vehicle being hit from behind while stopped with the car in drive and brakes applied," described one owner of the 2012 Legacy ...

Well if you want customer service, Genie is not the way to go. Installed a new unit and 3 months later the belt broke. When I called Genie customer service I received a recording saying the ...

Mark Cuban, the former Dallas Mavericks majority owner who stills own a minority stake in the NBA franchise, has thrown his support for the next U.S. president behind Democrat Kamala Harris.

Los Angeles Times owner Patrick Soon-Shiong denied vetoing the editorial board’s endorsement of Kamala Harris for president, saying that the board “chose to remain silent and I accepted their ...