The US Securities and Exchange Commission is resolving a civil fraud suit against the former chief executive of the blank-check firm that helped bring Donald Trump’s social media company public.

It was supposed to be a slam dunk: once President Donald Trump was reelected, the US crypto industry would get its long-awaited regulatory clarity in the form of fresh new laws to govern the asset class.

PayPal and Coinbase are expanding their partnership to increase the adoption, distribution and use of the PayPal USD Stablecoin.

A slew of disgruntled investors in the failed crypto lender Celsius Network urged a federal judge to throw the book at founder Alex Mashinsky when he is punished next month after admitting to fraud in connection with the 2022 collapse of the company.

Crypto’s richest man, Changpeng Zhao, was in a playful mood as he addressed a packed house at the Ritz-Carlton in Kuala Lumpur, just seven months after his release from a low-security California prison.

US states lose more than $3 billion annually through “out of control” tax exemption programs subsidizing data storage facilities operated by technology giants from Amazon.com to Meta Platforms Inc., a report by a tax policy group found.

The Trump Organization fired a conservative lawyer who served as its ethics adviser hours after the president attacked him for helping Harvard University sue the administration.

Investment bankers are applauding steps taken by Canada’s securities regulators to make it easier to do initial public offerings, and to raise money afterwards.

CEOs are warning that the price of everything from Kit Kats and diapers to cars will go up as they pass on tariff and commodity costs to shoppers.

Assicurazioni Generali SpA investors backed Chief Executive Officer Philippe Donnet for a fourth term, in a show of support for the existing management and its biggest investor amid mounting tensions between the insurer’s largest shareholders.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission is resolving a civil fraud suit against the former chief executive of the blank-check firm that helped bring Donald Trump’s social media company public.

Nomura Holdings Inc. is weighing a return to offering cash prime-brokerage services in the US and Europe, businesses it largely exited just four years ago following the implosion of Archegos Capital Management.

The Trump Organization fired a conservative lawyer who served as its ethics adviser hours after the president attacked him for helping Harvard University sue the administration.

A group of Oregon business owners clashed with the government over whether to pause their challenge to the Corporate Transparency Act, claiming the US is seeking to indefinitely delay and strategically moot the case.

Entertainment venue management firm Legends International LLC was sued by a former employee following its announcement earlier this month that it was the subject of a data breach.

Lawmakers in Congress send DeepSeek a letter about their data practices and close relationship to the Chinese Communist Party, according to a press release.

Former White House National Security Council legal adviser Aaron Cooper is rejoining Jenner & Block as co-chair of its cybersecurity and data privacy practice.

Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson says he thinks the FTC will be able to prove Facebook acquired WhatsApp and Instagram to suppress competition.

Two couples who allege they invested in a Ponzi scheme operated by an Oppenheimer & Co. employee can’t take the firm to arbitration because they weren’t its “customers,” the Ninth Circuit ruled Thursday.

The Trump Organization fired a conservative lawyer who served as its ethics adviser hours after the president attacked him for helping Harvard University sue the administration.

Los Angeles residents have more confidence in their state trial court than any other governmental institution.

The casino industry is launching an attack on Florida’s exclusive deal with the Seminole Indian Tribe to bring sports betting to the Sunshine State.

A federal appeals court affirmed judgment Thursday for Pabst Brewing Co. in a consumer’s proposed class action alleging the beer maker deceptively advertised Olympia beer as using water from that Washington suburb.

A Manhattan appellate court on Thursday held that freelancers can bring liability claims under the state’s freelance worker protection law even in certain circumstances where they work with other people.