Circle Internet Group Inc. and some of its shareholders raised nearly $1.1 billion in an upsized initial public offering that was priced above a marketed range, in a sign that stablecoin issuers are winning greater acceptance.

Also more Fannie and Freddie, antitrust shareholder lawsuits and an NFT ETF.

The UK’s accounting watchdog has rejiggered its management rules for large investors to cut the reporting burden and focus on long-term sustainability.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. plans to let trading and wealth-management clients use some cryptocurrency-linked assets as collateral for loans, a major step by the biggest US bank to make inroads into an industry President Donald Trump has pledged to support.

Circle Internet Group Inc.’s initial public offering is likely to price above the marketed range, after fielding orders for more than 25 times the number of shares available in the upsized deal, according to people familiar with the matter.

Voting closes today in a contentious election for DC Bar president that features Brad Bondi, whose sister is running the Justice Department under President Donald Trump.

The Education Department said Columbia University no longer appeared to meet accreditation standards after concluding that the school is in violation of anti-discrimination laws, the latest effort by the Trump administration to target elite schools over their handling of pro-Palestinian protests.

CEO turnover has increased 15% from a year ago as boards search for new leaders to shepherd companies through uncertainty and executives use the end of the fiscal year to step away, according to a new report.

Starbucks Corp. is reorganizing part of its senior ranks, looking to speed up plans to reverse a sales slump.

BDO’s Chinese affiliate was cited for not evaluating the financial ramifications of potential illegal acts involving a client’s lease agreements, according to the firm’s inaugural US audit inspection.

Latin American oil and gas producer GeoPark looks to be making moves to defend itself form a hostile takeover after a rival energy firm took a large stake in the company.

Radius Health Inc.'s top executives were driven by golden parachutes to engineer an underpriced sale that headed off a growing shareholder revolt, according to an unsealed lawsuit.

A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld a federal anti-cyberstalking statute and rejected a man’s argument that his online campaign against a former boss constituted merely offensive speech protected by the First Amendment.

The judge overseeing the bankruptcy of 23andMe questioned the limits proposed for a second auction that is designed to push bids higher than a current $256 million offer from Regeneron Pharmaceuticals for the genetic-testing firm.

Corporate investigators found evidence that Chinese hackers broke into an American telecommunications company in the summer of 2023, indicating the country’s attackers penetrated the US communications system earlier than publicly known.

Reddit Inc. sued artificial intelligence firm Anthropic, saying it has used the social media company’s content without permission to train its AI models.

The contentious election of new Supreme Court judges in Mexico has unleashed a fresh controversy, this time over their attire.

North-Carolina-based Marlboro-Chesterfield Pathology PC negligently failed to protect the personal information of more than 235,000 patients and employees that was exposed in a January data breach, a proposed federal class action said.

President Donald Trump directed aides to investigate whether former President Joe Biden’s staff conspired to hide information about his health from the public and enacted any executive actions without his predecessor’s knowledge.

A panel of federal appeals court judges pondered how the separation of church and state applies to unique California homeschooling programs that give parents the ability to purchase educational material with public funds.

A US judge ruled that the Trump administration violated the due-process rights of more than 100 Venezuelans deported to a notorious prison in El Salvador, and they must now get a chance to challenge their removal.

A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld a federal anti-cyberstalking statute and rejected a man’s argument that his online campaign against a former boss constituted merely offensive speech protected by the First Amendment.

Apple Inc. lost its request to pause a court order requiring it to let App Store developers steer users to the web to purchase in-app items without paying a commission.

A US judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration from deporting the wife and children of a man charged with fire-bombing 12 people at a Colorado event in support of Israeli hostages.