Native Instruments is in preliminary insolvency proceedings, according to documentation reported by Create Digital Music. According to that report, a preliminary insolvency administrator has been ...

Music hardware and software manufacturer Native Instruments has entered into preliminary insolvency proceedings, according to a report by Create Digital Music. This is the company behind iconic ...

The Trump administration announced that the company, a pharmacy benefit manager, had agreed to make significant changes to its practices. By Rebecca Robbins and Reed Abelson The reporters have ...

WASHINGTON, Jan 27 (Reuters) - U.S. officials this month ordered national parks to remove dozens of signs and displays related to the mistreatment of Native Americans by settlers, as well as about ...

For those who believe in the conspiracy theory that the NFL is "scripted"—i.e., that league execs decide which teams will see success before the season even starts—Monday was a big day on the internet ...

The company’s assets will be “sold off in some form” as a result of the proceedings, according to reports Music tech company Native Instruments has entered preliminary insolvency proceedings, ...

Microsoft has started rolling out built-in Sysmon functionality to some Windows 11 systems enrolled in the Windows Insider program. Microsoft first revealed plans to integrate Sysmon natively into ...

When the Magic lost to the Raptors by one point on the road Dec. 29, Orlando squandered a 21-point first-half lead. On Friday night inside Kia Center, however, it was Toronto that gave up a 14-point ...

The Native News Project is a new initiative from MPR News. Stay informed with the latest news about local and national Native American communities, highlighting stories and issues important to Native ...

Trump officials have ordered national parks to remove dozens of signs and displays related to climate change, environmental protection and settlers’ mistreatment of Native Americans in a renewed push ...

The noise got loud enough that the league addressed it directly. Recently, NFL vice president of communications Brian McCarthy responded on X. “Re: the ‘controversy’ over this image — no,” McCarthy ...