The US Securities and Exchange Commission is fast helping to transform digital assets into a mainstream fixture of US markets.

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.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission is fast helping to transform digital assets into a mainstream fixture of US markets.

Starbucks Corp.sales and profit fell more than anticipated, signaling that a plan to revive growth by speeding up service and making cafes more welcoming has yet to bear fruit.

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.

The Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, one of the Department of Energy’s 17 national labs, was attacked by hackers as part of a recent campaign seeking to exploit flaws in Microsoft Corp.’s SharePoint software.

The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is having second thoughts about asking a federal judge to eliminate a Biden-era open-banking rule after proposed data access fees from JPMorgan Chase & Co. drew the ire of several Trump administration allies, including one of the president’s sons.

An Arkansas woman’s failure to seek pause of a bankruptcy court sale of state court claims stemming from a fight with a former employer renders her challenge of the sale moot, a federal appeals court said.

Experian Information Solutions produced sufficient evidence to show that a data breach victim who signed up for the company’s credit monitoring service agreed to arbitrate rather than litigate her claims, the Eleventh Circuit ruled, reversing a lower court.

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.

The US Senate confirmed Emil Bove to a New Jersey federal appeals court seat over the objections of Democrats, ex-judges, and others who say the top Justice Department official and former personal lawyer to Donald Trump is unfit to serve.

A proposed class of consumers failed to plausibly allege the Kimberly-Clark Corp. misled them or intentionally omitted information regarding the levels of PFAS in its Huggies baby wipes, a district court ruled.

President Donald Trump is urging Senate Republican leaders to abolish the process customary for vetting US attorney and district court nominees that requires support from their home-state senators.

Federal prosecutors moved to dismiss the indictment of a man charged for distributing face shields to anti-deportation protesters in Los Angeles.

The Justice Department has moved to dismiss corporate fraud charges against Andrew Wiederhorn, a Trump donor who is founder and chairman of restaurant franchisor FAT Brands Inc.

Attorney General Pam Bondi demanded “severe accountability” from the University of California at Los Angeles on Tuesday after the Justice Department found the university violated federal civil rights laws by failing to stop antisemitic harassment on campus.