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California court approves first-of-its-kind rulebook for AI in litigation discovery

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California court approves first-of-its-kind rulebook for AI in litigation discovery

Maria Heeter, Samantha Ruppenthal and Sunny Oh15 Jul 2026 | US | 5 minute read

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Insolvent Bathla’s A$3.4bn debt highlights Aussie property woes

Insolvent Bathla’s A$3.4bn debt highlights Aussie property woes

On Friday (4 September), the administrators of Bathla Group, one of Sydney’s largest, and now insolvent, homebuilders told the firm’s creditors its A$3.4bn ($2.45bn) debt stack may still grow. The builder owes most of that cash to private credit lenders, though claimants may number as many as 3,000.

China’s new property policy package not designed to favor developers

On the evening of Friday 28 August, all of the three top financial regulators in China released a package of property policies that flooded the investment community.

Merlin Entertainments fields pitches from firms eyeing 2027 debt maturity

The Blackstone and KIRKBI-backed entertainment provider also executed an allotment of £2.2m of shares in another group entity, Motion Acquisition Limited, a holding company inside the company’s restricted group, on 11 August.

Why funding Treasury buybacks from the General Account edges closer to QE

Long-dated Treasury yields fell on 24 August after CNBC reported, citing two senior Treasury officials, that the department could tap its near $1trn Treasury General Account (TGA) to help fund its expanded government bond purchases. 10-year Treasury yields dropped more than 3bps to 4.70%, while 30-year yields shed more than 4bps to 5.23%.

Sword Health in talks to acquire mental health app Headspace

Virtual healthcare provider Sword Health is in talks to acquire digital mental healthcare startup Headspace, in a tie-up that would likely mark the largest deal in the digital healthcare space this year to-date.

Aston Martin bondholders file for US discovery ahead of UK litigation

Aston Martin bondholders Arini and Tresidor have filed an application in a New York court seeking discovery from HPS Investment Partners, Authentic Brands, Moelis, and Lazard for use in anticipated UK litigation over the luxury carmaker’s recent financing and asset transfers, according to 9fin sources.

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California court approves first-of-its-kind rulebook for AI in litigation discovery

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