The U.S. Justice Department is terminating $811 million in grants, including some impacting victim service programs ranging ...

A complaint submitted to the Austrian data protection authority alleges that Ubisoft illegally harvested gamer data. The ...

The Marguerite Casey Foundation plans to significantly increase donations this year to $130 million to help nonprofits ...

The grant supported Dr. Fiesler’s research on building A.I. literacy. She received no official explanation for why the grant ...

The National Institutes of Health says it will pull medical research funding from universities with diversity and inclusion ...

The NBA Foundation partnered with 82 nonprofit organizations to support a diverse group of grantees in a range of career ...

Release of funds approriated under the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act and held at Citibank now is,being litigated in two D.C.federal courtw.

In response to Ubisoft's decision, a petition urged the Canadian government to introduce protections for online games. The petitioners are calling for legislation that would require game companies ...

Ubisoft has responded to a California class action lawsuit around the shutdown of 2014 racing game The Crew, filing a motion to dismiss the case. Filed back in February by Ubisoft's legal team at ...

Ubisoft has responded to a lawsuit over the shutdown of its racing game The Crew, stating players purchased a "limited license to access the game" as opposed to "unfettered ownership". The game ...

In Ubisoft’s filing to dismiss this case in February (as reported by Polygon), the company’s lawyers state when players purchase one of its games, they are purchasing a license to use the product.

We understand lawyers are employed to get their clients off the hook, but these comments from Ubisoft’s legal team are not exactly going to help the embattled French publisher’s image.