Disputes and restructuring lawyers are giving way to deal teams as crypto companies look to move on from controversy and toward growth.

Binance Holdings Ltd., the world’s biggest crypto exchange, is opening its platform to users in Syria, a month after US President Donald Trump said he will lift economic sanctions on the country.

Jack Ma-backed Ant Group Co.’s international unit is planning to apply for stablecoin licenses in Singapore and Hong Kong, according to people familiar with the matter.

Risk emanating from cryptoassets could soon become a serious threat to the financial system, according to outgoing Financial Stability Board Chair Klaas Knot.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that dollar-linked stablecoins could hit $2 trillion or even more as he reiterated the potential for these digital assets to strengthen the greenback’s position in the global financial system.

US regulators have asked Wall Street firms racing to launch Solana exchange-traded funds to revise their paperwork, a sign that the novel crypto investment products may be available to investors soon.

Polly Pocket may one day be your digital assistant.

The asset management industry is continuing to invest in a way that will drive up emissions and temperatures, according to a new study by BloombergNEF.

Disputes and restructuring lawyers are giving way to deal teams as crypto companies look to move on from controversy and toward growth.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s unprecedented attempt to rescind a settlement with a Chicago mortgage lender is spurring more companies to push the regulator to undo their own accords.

A global standard-setting board said Thursday that 14 countries will definitely use its new environmental, social, and governance reporting rules, with 36 jurisdictions in total working toward using them.

US Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul Atkins said Wednesday that he wants agency staff to consider narrowing the scope of data that private fund advisers would have to provide the regulator under upcoming rules.

Disputes and restructuring lawyers are giving way to deal teams as crypto companies look to move on from controversy and toward growth.

The law professor tasked with overseeing the sale of 23andMe’s trove of genetic data asked the court for the help of a privacy colleague hours before his recommendations to the judge were due on Wednesday.

Any legislative approach to kids safety also needs to weigh privacy principles such as data minimization, tech lobbyists argued Wednesday at an event in Washington, D.C.

A former Google LLC software engineer accused of stealing the company’s artificial intelligence trade secrets and bringing them to the People’s Republic of China failed to escape his federal criminal indictment.

The US Supreme Court is pausing automated email notifications for court actions after it accidentally sent alerts in pending cases three days early last week.

Google LLC’s $62 million privacy class action settlement, which likely would have provided millions of class members just a few cents each, left a panel of federal appeals court judges wrestling with the fairness of allocating the funds to advocacy groups instead.

Disputes and restructuring lawyers are giving way to deal teams as crypto companies look to move on from controversy and toward growth.

A new mandate that federal job applicants demonstrate their commitment to the Trump administration’s policy agenda could tie day-to-day enforcement and compliance work across federal agencies to the White House’s political goals, civil service researchers and former federal officials say.

Progressive advocacy groups are dismayed by what they say was a lackluster effort by Senate Democrats to scrutinize President Donald Trump’s first slate of judicial nominees.

Policyholders say Oxford Risk Management deceived them in a bid to avoid a downgrade to its credit rating. The coverage policies, worth more than $1 billion, were insured through captive insurance, a nontraditional structure in which policyholders essentially form their own insurance company. The disputes offer a window into how such funding backstops might go awry.

Both sides of the gun debate agree that the Supreme Court’s actions this term were a mixed bag, but gun control advocates are claiming a small victory.

Crowell’s Lauren Fleming and Yuan Zhou warn businesses to keep clear records of their conversations about partnering with competitors to avoid antitrust violations.