Consumers alleging digital money platform Uphold HQ Inc. deceptively advertised a financial product as “safe” and “fully hedged” failed to show those marketing statements would be materially misleading to reasonable viewers, a federal judge said.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is letting digital asset influencer Ian Balina off the hook for his alleged promotion and sale of unregistered tokens, in the latest retreat from a Biden-era cryptocurrency-related enforcement action.

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority is seeking feedback on intermediaries, staking, lending and borrowing, and decentralized finance, ahead of legislation to regulate the areas, according to a statement.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy doubled its capital raising plan to $84 billion after posting a record first-quarter loss that resulted from the adoption of an accounting change that requires valuing the firm’s massive Bitcoin holdings at market prices.

Last year on the campaign trail, Donald Trump promised to be a champion of the Bitcoin mining industry in the US. Yet as American crypto miners begin to release their first quarterly earnings reports since Trump returned to the White House, it’s clear the group is struggling.

Kraken, one of the oldest crypto exchanges, saw revenue and adjusted earnings both rise in the first quarter while volatility in the digital-asset market increased.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright said his agency doesn’t plan to move forward with billions of dollars worth of Biden-era loans as the Trump administration reviews the department’s $400 billion-strong green bank.

President Donald Trump said Harvard University would lose its tax-exempt status, stepping up his attack on the Ivy League school with a threat that was decried as out of his jurisdiction.

Trump tariffs roiling the auto industry are hitting domestic and foreign supply chain middlemen, the cogs providing essential parts that keep production lines flowing.

Trade tensions between the US and China are stalling agricultural commodity trader Bunge Global SA’s $8.2 billion takeover of Glencore Plc-backed Viterra, according to people familiar with the matter.

A business group fighting to restrict firms that guide shareholder voting met sharp questions at the DC Circuit on Friday, as companies try to save proxy adviser curbs from the first Trump administration.

Open Lending Corp. misrepresented its profit-sharing revenue and hid that loans in its historic vintages business were underperforming before a record selloff, a proposed class action said.

Jennifer Daskal joined Venable as a cybersecurity partner in Washington, the firm announced April 28.

Immigrant aid groups seeking to stop an information sharing agreement between the Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Homeland Security are fundamentally misunderstanding the tax code, the US government has told a federal court.

NCB Management Services Inc. agreed to pay $2.625 million to settle a lawsuit alleging it negligently failed to protect the personal information of more than 1.6 million Bank of America customers that was exposed in a 2023 data breach, under a proposed deal filed in federal court.

John Kabealo and Evan Sills joined Kirkland & Ellis as partners in its international trade and national security practice group, the firm announced Thursday.

Google is trying to resolve two high-stakes privacy invasion cases brought by the state of Texas, court filings show.

Apple Inc. largely defeated a lawsuit alleging the tech giant allowed the distribution of child sexual abuse material on its iMessage and iCloud platforms in violation of state and federal laws.

The $45 million judgment obtained against a police detective by an Ohio man, who spent 21 years in prison for sexual assaults he didn’t commit, was upheld Friday by the Sixth Circuit.

Immigrant aid groups seeking to stop an information sharing agreement between the Internal Revenue Service and the Department of Homeland Security are fundamentally misunderstanding the tax code, the US government has told a federal court.

The Sixth Circuit said it won’t modify an April 22 opinion rejecting part of the US Sentencing Commission’s policy on compassionate release, despite the Justice Department’s concern that the decision may be misconstrued.

A federal courts advisory committee voted to advance a potential rule on evidence created by artificial intelligence tools, teeing it up for the public to weigh in on proposed addition for federal courts.

James River Insurance Co. and a firearm company it sued in October 2024 agreed to settle a coverage dispute over New York ghost gun litigation.

Prudential Insurance Co. of America didn’t convince a federal court that it had legitimate reasons for transferring an associate to a new sales channel and must face her sex discrimination claims.