An attorney asked a federal judge for a second time to withdraw from representing an artist suing the US Copyright Office over denied registration for AI-generated work.

Standard Chartered Bank estimates the size of the stablecoin market could surge by about 10-fold to $2 trillion within the next three years after the expected passage of US legislation that seeks to provide a regulatory framework for the cryptocurrencies.

A member of Elon Musk’s government efficiency team asked the Securities and Exchange Commission to grant read and write access to some agency data, according to people familiar with the matter.

A DC federal judge on Tuesday temporarily barred the Trump administration from enforcing an executive order targeting law firm Susman Godfrey.

Bitcoin mining firm CleanSpark Inc. announced an increase to the firm’s credit facility with cryptocurrency platform Coinbase Global Inc. to $200 million, according to a statement on Tuesday.

A new cryptocurrency aims to occupy the final frontier of investor safety — cash that doesn’t lose purchasing power to inflation.

Seven years ago Mark Zuckerberg floated the possibility of spinning off Instagram from his social media empire amid rising regulatory scrutiny of the technology sector and an increasing concern that the photo sharing app was “cannibalizing” the success of Facebook.

Leading accounting and cybersecurity organizations called on the UK government to strengthen corporate governance of digital risks while implementing long-delayed audit reforms.

Internet lending platform BorrowMoney.com Inc. and its founder-CEO have ended an enforcement case over revenue by agreeing to pay disgorgement, interest, and civil penalties to the SEC.

Democratic votes are essential to secure changes to the nation’s primary chemicals law that offer US manufacturers needed predictability so domestic industries can thrive, Capitol Hill staff and chemical industry officials said at a conference on Tuesday.

United Airlines Holdings Inc. took the unusual step of offering not one but two possible earnings scenarios, saying its 2025 outlook remains achievable but also warning that a recession could nearly halve its profit forecast.

Global law firm Reed Smith is doing away with the DEI branding for its hiring and promotion programs in response to a workplace discrimination probe by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Leading accounting and cybersecurity organizations called on the UK government to strengthen corporate governance of digital risks while implementing long-delayed audit reforms.

A federal judge in Texas shot down a request from two liberal cities and a physician group to defend a Biden administration abortion rule in a lawsuit should the Trump administration drop out of the case.

California commercial financing businesses must continue to provide certain lending information after the state agency requiring the disclosure fended off a First Amendment challenge from a trade group before a federal appeals court.

Global law firm Reed Smith is doing away with the DEI branding for its hiring and promotion programs in response to a workplace discrimination probe by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.

Customers of Carnival Corp. dismissed their proposed class action alleging the international cruise operator shared their personal information with Microsoft Corp. in violation of state and federal privacy laws.

A bid to prevent Elon Musk’s government efficiency team from getting wholesale access to sensitive Social Security administration data may struggle before the Fourth Circuit, a federal judge indicated during a Tuesday hearing.

A federal judge on Tuesday temporarily ordered the Trump administration to turn the climate grant funding spigots back on nationwide, at least while lawsuits over frozen funds are pending.

A US judge admonished a Trump administration lawyer for failing to say how the government is facilitating the return of a Maryland man wrongly deported to a prison in El Salvador, a day after Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele said he’s not sending him back.

The White House announced Tuesday that it was eliminating the traditional press pool access for wire services after a federal court ordered the administration to end viewpoint discrimination against the Associated Press.

A Texas pharmacy owner lost his appeal to undo his convictions after the Fifth Circuit ruled that he carried the burden of establishing that the allegedly illegal kickbacks fell within a safe harbor.

California commercial financing businesses must continue to provide certain lending information after the state agency requiring the disclosure fended off a First Amendment challenge from a trade group before a federal appeals court.

A federal appeals court on Tuesday rejected JustAnswer LLC’s attempt to compel arbitration in a proposed class action accusing the company of unlawfully enrolling customers into monthly subscriptions.