Federal rules governing stablecoins would be established under the introduced version of S. 1582, which would allow qualified financial institutions and nonbank entities to issue the digital assets.

Bitcoin crossed the $100,000 threshold for the first time since February, fueled by expectations for an easing of global trade tensions.

Coinbase Global Inc. agreed to acquire Deribit, the world’s largest exchange for Bitcoin and Ether options, for $2.9 billion as the biggest US crypto exchange makes a push into the derivatives market.

Regulator Hester Peirce, known to many in the digital-asset industry as “Crypto Mom,” has a message for her fans: be more patient.

When Michael Saylor transformed his long-fading software firm into a Bitcoin juggernaut in 2020, he pulled off one of the most successful corporate pivots in recent memory by weaponizing the sheer power of capital markets.

The Senate has likely reached its deadline to quickly invalidate most Biden-era regulations under the Congressional Review Act — a legislative tool rarely used until President Donald Trump’s first term in office.

Texas lawmakers gave mixed signals in their bid to become the country’s king for corporate governance, proceeding with a proposal to prevent the kind of shareholder challenge that caused Elon Musk and Tesla to flee Delaware, but backing off a plan to expand the state’s fledgling business court system.

Management overhyped Venture Global Inc. in initial public offering documents, only to have its stock price fall after a major contract rejection and disappointing financial results amid legal challenges from large clients, a shareholder lawsuit said.

A federal appeals panel’s ruling on insurance coverage for claims under Illinois’ landmark biometric privacy law is directly at odds with a state appeals court’s interpretation of a common policy exclusion, adding to a confusing landscape for carriers and policyholders.

From Apple Inc. to General Motors Co., corporate America is bracing for tens of billions of dollars in damages from Trump’s trade war — and that’s before most affected goods have landed.

Citigroup Inc. will have to face a lawsuit from investors who claim they lost more than $1 billion in a fraud involving a Mexican oil services company after a federal appeals court revived the case Thursday.

Two claims in a whistleblower suit alleging that Abbott Laboratories Inc. and others improperly billed the government for diabetic supplies are dismissed, a Florida federal district court said.

Background research company Certified Employment Screening Inc. must continue to defend a proposed class action stemming from a data breach that one of its software vendors experienced, although it succeeded in narrowing some claims.

A federal appeals panel’s ruling on insurance coverage for claims under Illinois’ landmark biometric privacy law is directly at odds with a state appeals court’s interpretation of a common policy exclusion, adding to a confusing landscape for carriers and policyholders.

An employee of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency who was leading efforts to gut the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s workforce has now left the agency himself.

As the hiring market surges for Wall Street law firms, Davis Polk’s small mergers and acquisitions practice with a high concentration of lifers remains a throwback. But even stalwarts must cede to change.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau plans to ask a federal judge in Kentucky to vacate a Biden-era rule allowing customers to freely share their bank and credit card account details with financial technology companies, multiple sources told Bloomberg Law.

The Trump administration plans to rescind some Biden-era AI chip curbs as part of a broader effort to revise global semiconductor trade restrictions that have drawn strong opposition from major tech companies and foreign governments.

The Third Circuit signed off on US Bank’s sale of a building to collect on a $51.3 million judgment for a defaulted mortgage, rejecting a real estate firm’s request to cancel the transaction.

A Tennessee easement donor was grilled by the Eleventh Circuit during oral arguments Thursday over an alleged limit on its tax deduction for charitable giving.

Texas lawmakers gave mixed signals in their bid to become the country’s king for corporate governance, proceeding with a proposal to prevent the kind of shareholder challenge that caused Elon Musk and Tesla to flee Delaware, but backing off a plan to expand the state’s fledgling business court system.

President Donald Trump said he will propose a new choice to be Washington’s chief prosecutor, after it became apparent his first pick, controversial “Stop the Steal” organizer Ed Martin, didn’t have enough support in the Senate to move forward.

The constitutionality of a federal statute prohibiting noncitizens who are in the country illegally from possessing firearms was under the microscope during an appeals court oral argument on Thursday, in light of a recent US Supreme Court ruling.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) is violating an anti-abortion pregnancy center’s free speech rights by forcing it to self-censor social media pages promoting an abortion “reversal” procedure, attorneys for a nonprofit told a federal appeals court.