Stablecoin issuers and exchanges got a boost Friday from the Securities and Exchange Commission after the agency’s staff determined that the assets, generally, aren’t securities.

Few large law firms joined an amicus brief backing Perkins Coie in its lawsuit against President Donald Trump over an executive order targeting the firm.

FTX Trading Ltd. expunged close to 400,000 creditor claims of customers who failed to timely commence the process to verify their identities.

US Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr said bank regulators will have to adjust their guardrails as competition from fintech companies pushes lenders toward greater use of artificial intelligence.

Norway is moving to implement new tax reporting rules for digital platforms and actors in the crypto space, under a proposal approved Friday by the government.

Crypto exchange OKX was fined by Maltese authorities for breaching the island nation’s anti-money laundering rules, the latest in a string of regulatory setbacks for the platform.

Billions of dollars worth of acquisitions and initial public offerings are on hold as Donald Trump’s trade war upends the global economy, twisting the knife into a dealmaking market that had already struggled to get going this year.

Morgan Stanley paid former boss James Gorman $27 million for his work as executive chairman last year after he handed the chief executive officer reins to his successor, Ted Pick.

Deel, the human resources startup valued by venture capital investors at $12 billion, has lost its head of communications as the company finds itself embroiled in a corporate espionage scandal implicating its chief executive officer.

Eight people have been charged by Belgian authorities in a probe into alleged bribery involving China’s Huawei Technologies Co.

Match Group Inc. said activist investor Anson Funds Management LP has made “inaccurate and misleading characterizations” of the company, a response to the investor criticizing the board for its “anti-stockholder culture” and nominating three directors.

Fast-tracked cross-appeals in Delaware by Alcon Research LLC and Aurion Biotech Inc. have been closed, now that Alcon has bought a majority stake in the company that’s developing a potentially groundbreaking drug to treat corneal disease.

The California Privacy Protection Agency Friday scaled back its plan to limit how AI tools in the state can use personal data amid ramped up opposition from business lobbyists and state lawmakers.

Deel, the human resources startup valued by venture capital investors at $12 billion, has lost its head of communications as the company finds itself embroiled in a corporate espionage scandal implicating its chief executive officer.

Mount Sinai Health System Inc. reached a settlement in principle over allegations it improperly shared medical data with Facebook, according to a Friday order that dismissed the case.

President Donald Trump had nearly clinched an agreement with TikTok’s Chinese owner ByteDance Ltd. that would spare the popular app from a US ban, but the deal was scuttled after China withheld its approval following this week’s tariff announcement, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Mexico detected the first human case of Avian influenza A, known as H5N1, the health ministry said in a statement.

Few large law firms joined an amicus brief backing Perkins Coie in its lawsuit against President Donald Trump over an executive order targeting the firm.

Two top lawyers with the Justice Department’s immigration office have been removed from their positions one day after a federal judge ruled the Trump administration must return a Maryland man it mistakenly deported to a Salvadoran prison.

The US Supreme Court has clarified the test courts should use when considering policy flip-flops when presidential administrations change.

The District of Columbia’s new top prosecutor nearly upended a years-long narcotics case by demoting and removing the lead attorney just days before trial, a source familiar with the situation told Bloomberg Law.

Former US Representative George Santos should be sentenced to more than seven years in prison for committing fraud while campaigning for Congress, federal prosecutors said.

The Trump administration lost its bid Friday to undo a preliminary injunction blocking it from firing more probationary workers from federal agencies.

A Jack County, Texas judge who declines to marry same-sex couples due to his Christian beliefs has standing to sue the officials with the state’s judicial commission, a federal appeals court ruled Friday, reversing the suit’s dismissal.