The Securities and Exchange Commission tossed a case alleging a Boston hedge fund adviser failed to register as a securities dealer, in the latest enforcement pullback under Chairman Paul Atkins.

Personal finance and attorney influencer Erika Kullberg and her talent management agency have agreed to settle claims they hyped FTX before the cryptocurrency exchange’s 2022 collapse.

The odd bedfellows, peculiar alliances, and strange divides make clear what we already know—this is an unusual time in Washington.

Coinbase Global Inc. is launching a platform designed to make stablecoins a go-to payment method for online transactions, a potentially big leap forward in the mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies meant to track the US dollar.

Coinbase Global Inc. has inked a deal to have the world’s second-biggest stablecoin, USDC, used as collateral in US futures trading. The cryptocurrency exchange is also expanding its payment offerings, including integrating USDC on ecommerce merchant sites.

A tiny investment bank where Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump work as advisers helped an obscure toymaker pivot into crypto this week, sending its shares up more than 500%. The run-up generated more than $120 million in gains on a stock bet the same bank helped arrange last month.

A federal judge granted a Massachusetts nonprofit’s request to block the Trump administration’s efforts to cut the US Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights.

Anavex Life Science Corp. defeated a proposed class action over clinical trials for a neurodevelopmental drug after a federal trial court judge ruled a shareholder failed to bring valid securities fraud claims.

The US Supreme Court’s new standard for when the Environmental Protection Agency can move Clean Air Act enforcement disputes to the D.C. Circuit has the potential to create circuit splits and disparate rulemaking for clean air standards, legal observers say.

The Securities and Exchange Commission tossed a case alleging a Boston hedge fund adviser failed to register as a securities dealer, in the latest enforcement pullback under Chairman Paul Atkins.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google will have to appear before a jury in a case brought by a group of states over the tech giant’s role in the online display advertising market after a federal judge in Texas largely denied the company’s bid to force a bench trial.

CrowdStrike Inc. prevailed over a class action brought in US federal court by travelers whose flights got delayed or canceled amid a faulty software update that disrupted travel at airports nationwide last year.

Kentucky-based internet service provider Duo Broadband and its billing-services vendor Communications Data Group Inc. negligently failed to protect thousands of customers’ personal information before it was leaked in a February data breach, a proposed federal class action said.

Two Credit Sesame Inc. customers dropped their proposed class action alleging that the online financial-information company negligently failed to protect the personal information of thousands of consumers exposed in an April data breach.

MGM Resorts International will pay $45 million to settle lawsuits arising from data breaches that took place in 2019 and 2023 that exposed the personal information of millions of customers.

Mississippi can’t enforce its 2024 online age-verification law against Meta Platforms Inc., YouTube LLC, X Corp., and five other tech companies while a First Amendment suit challenging the law proceeds, a federal court ruled.

The odd bedfellows, peculiar alliances, and strange divides make clear what we already know—this is an unusual time in Washington.

A Biden administration rule prohibiting health care providers from sharing reproductive healthcare information with law enforcement was invalidated by a federal judge Wednesday.

Kentucky-based internet service provider Duo Broadband and its billing-services vendor Communications Data Group Inc. negligently failed to protect thousands of customers’ personal information before it was leaked in a February data breach, a proposed federal class action said.

Nike Inc. and the Los Angeles-based sneaker customizer it sued for trademark infringement agreed to a settlement resolving a year-old dispute over the so-called Shoe Surgeon‘s use of Nike shoes and logos, court records show.

Banning the use of artificial intelligence in legal proceedings will be discussed by the Texas Supreme Court, Chief Justice Jimmy Blacklock (R) said during an exclusive interview Thursday.

The US Supreme Court’s new standard for when the Environmental Protection Agency can move Clean Air Act enforcement disputes to the D.C. Circuit has the potential to create circuit splits and disparate rulemaking for clean air standards, legal observers say.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google will have to appear before a jury in a case brought by a group of states over the tech giant’s role in the online display advertising market after a federal judge in Texas largely denied the company’s bid to force a bench trial.

A US judge said he would continue to prevent the federal agency AmeriCorps from requiring grant recipients to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive orders against diversity, equity, and inclusion.