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Uber Technologies Inc. scored a partial win Friday after a California appeals court ordered a driver’s individual claims of violating a unique state labor law to arbitration while ordering a trial for claims suffered by other current and former workers.

The Internet Archive’s system for digitally lending e-books and its emergency pandemic library weren’t fair use of thousands of books owned by HarperCollins, Penguin Random House, and other major publishers, a New York federal court said.

After finding allegedly discriminatory loans that Wells Fargo issued within the limitations period of the Fair Housing Act, several Atlanta-area counties can move forward with their lawsuit for injunctive relief.

A former store manager brought a proposed class action Friday against Bed Bath & Beyond after the retail chain shut down a Harmon-branded store in New Jersey.

Citigroup Inc. investors can’t proceed on claims that its directors’ and officers’ statements about risk management and internal controls violated securities laws, a federal court in New York ruled Friday.

The founder of Archegos Capital Management lost his bid to dismiss an 11-count indictment over an alleged conspiracy to manipulate the market for seven publicly-traded securities.

The Capitol Forum, a Washington,D.C.-based news outlet, will be permitted to continue its lawsuit against brokerage firm Market Securities LLC for copyright infringement.