A libertarian radio host from New Hampshire lost his appellate bid to undo convictions for conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transmitting business, operation of an unlicensed money transmitting business, money laundering, and tax evasion.

The founder of a cryptocurrency called Anti-Money Laundering Bitcoin who was found guilty of defrauding investors out of millions of dollars was sentenced to seven years in federal prison Tuesday.

The owner of DC-based political consulting firm Next Level Partners LLC has been charged with wire fraud after she allegedly misused a $1.5 million Economic Injury Disaster Loan.

Veda, a decentralized finance platform, said Tuesday that it had appointed TuongVy Le, a former SEC official, as its new general counsel.

eToro Group Ltd. plans to launch tokenized versions of US-listed stocks, enabling customers to trade equities at any time of day. Though the company declined to specify when the offering would begin, it said it would likely start in Europe.

Private equity-backed Grant Thornton is looking to break the professional services mold in the crowded mid-tier market through its acquisition of a fast-growing outsourcing company that modernizes corporate back offices with AI and automated processes.

Mere hours after a deadly shooting spree forced the evacuation of the 345 Park Ave. office tower in Midtown Manhattan, some employees were back to collect their possessions.

Renewable fuels company Global Clean Energy Holdings Inc. won court approval to reorganize in bankruptcy by converting secured debt to equity, overcoming a federal government objection over liability releases.

Boeing Co. almost halted its cash burn in the second quarter, indicating that a turnaround initiated by Chief Executive Officer Kelly Ortberga year ago is paying off as the company delivers more aircraft.

NTT Data Inc. must face revived claims by Black job seekers who say its policy of not hiring applicants with criminal records has a disparate impact based on race.

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New guidance on how to report on climate-related risks under international accounting standards should help make companies more green, standard setters and academic analysts said.

Ryder truck drivers can argue in state court the transportation and logistics company failed to develop and publicly disclose a biometric retention policy while pursuing a failure to obtain consent claim before a federal judge.

Anthropic PBC refuses to hand over identifying information about users to music publishers suing for copyright infringement, telling a federal court that disclosure would violate privacy law.

Alphabet Inc.’s YouTube will soon begin using artificial intelligence to determine whether viewers in the US are under the age of 18, following increased pressure on the biggest tech companies to strengthen online safety for children.

Anker Innovations failed to convince a court to dismiss an Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act suit after a federal judge said the plaintiffs sufficiently alleged their data was collected in the state.

Christie’s Inc. agreed to pay $990,000 to settle litigation stemming from a 2024 RansomHub cyberattack that allegedly exposed the personal information of more than 500,000 customers.

Lloyd’s insurers owe no coverage for losses resulting from an email hacking and wire fraud incident, an Illinois appeals court ruled.

A libertarian radio host from New Hampshire lost his appellate bid to undo convictions for conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transmitting business, operation of an unlicensed money transmitting business, money laundering, and tax evasion.

The US Justice Department moved to dismiss an antitrust challenge to American Express Global Business Travel Group Inc.’s acquisition of rival CWT Holdings, a case that had been set to go to trial in September.

Deutsche Bank AG announced Tuesday its hire of Freshfields partner Simone Kämpfer as its new general counsel, a role in which she’ll replace the financial services giant’s top lawyer Friederike Rotsch as of Sept. 15.

National Technology and Engineering Solutions of Sandia LLC once again defeated discrimination claims from a Christian organization after dropping the group from its list of employer-sponsored resource groups.

The Trump administration will extend the term of embattled interim Los Angeles US Attorney Bill Essayli, after district court judges opted against exercising their authority to appoint him indefinitely, a DOJ spokesperson said.

An easement Columbia Gas Transmission LLC owns to maintain its pipeline in West Virginia gave it authority to enter the property and stop possible damage from a planned mining project, the Fourth Circuit said Tuesday.