The crypto industry started its Friday in a jubilant mood, with Coinbase Global Inc.’s announcement that US securities regulators were poised to dismiss a legal case against the nation’s largest digital-asset exchange.

Nonfungible-token marketplace OpenSea said that it was informed by the US Securities and Exchange Commission that the regulator has ended an investigation into the company and doesn’t intend to recommend an enforcement action.

Crypto exchange Bybit said it was hacked, resulting in what analysts estimate was the loss of almost $1.5 billion worth of tokens in the biggest theft ever committed in the industry. Researchers believe North Korean hackers were likely responsible.

The Justice Department’s bankruptcy monitor and the administrator for the Terraform Labs Pte. Ltd.'s bankruptcy questioned a financial adviser’s “unreasonable” billing practices for its work representing an unsecured creditors’ committee.

The Trump Justice Department has forced out the career head of an office that oversees and supports all 93 US attorneys.

Coinbase Global Inc.said the Securities and Exchange Commission has agreed to drop its lawsuit that accused the largest US cryptocurrency trading platform of running an illegal exchange. The agreement is pending commissioner approval.

Ford Motor Co. is violating worker wage protection laws after failing to pay proper overtime, according to a new lawsuit Friday.

The US Justice Department has been investigating UnitedHealth Group Inc.’s Medicare billing practices, a person familiar with the matter said. The company’s stock fell sharply.

Skadden is considering adding a tier of salaried “partners” at the Wall Street law firm, following similar moves by several of its rivals.

Federal Trade Commissioner Melissa Holyoak said the agency is dealing with major budgetary strains that will make for “tough decisions” on where to direct resources.

Complex business lawsuits that originated before Texas’s new business courts are ineligible to be litigated there, a statewide appeals court ruled Friday.

Marqeta Inc. executives and directors touted the potential growth of its debit, prepaid, and credit card business in advance of disappointing financial results before its biggest selloff since going public, an investor alleges on behalf of the company.

Elon Musk’s government efficiency team is still restrained from accessing the US Treasury Department’s payment records or data systems that contain personal information, a New York federal judge ruled Friday.

President Donald Trump is directing the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States to restrict Chinese spending on technology, energy and other strategic US sectors, his administration’s latest salvo against the world’s second-largest economy.

Skadden is considering adding a tier of salaried “partners” at the Wall Street law firm, following similar moves by several of its rivals.

The crypto industry started its Friday in a jubilant mood, with Coinbase Global Inc.’s announcement that US securities regulators were poised to dismiss a legal case against the nation’s largest digital-asset exchange.

Federal Trade Commissioner Melissa Holyoak said the agency is dealing with major budgetary strains that will make for “tough decisions” on where to direct resources.

The US Supreme Court declined for now to let President Donald Trump oust the head of a federal whistleblower agency, letting the official stay in the job until at least Wednesday.

Elon Musk’s government efficiency team is still restrained from accessing the US Treasury Department’s payment records or data systems that contain personal information, a New York federal judge ruled Friday.

A former Fox News producer can proceed with claims that the company is liable for failing to protect him against sexual harassment on the job, a federal court said Friday.

Thirty-eight California state courts either already use or plan to use generative artificial intelligence, California Judicial Council members were told Friday.

The federal judge in Washington overseeing a challenge to President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender people serving in the military was accused by the US Justice Department of misconduct for alleged bias during recent court hearings.

Skadden is considering adding a tier of salaried “partners” at the Wall Street law firm, following similar moves by several of its rivals.

The Justice Department has hired Jones Day attorneys Yaakov Roth and Harry Graver to serve in the civil division, expanding the Trump-aligned firm’s presence at an office responsible for protecting the president’s agenda in court.