Digital asset-exchange platform Zora Labs Inc. sued Deloitte Consulting LLP over its use of the “Zora” trademark for its new “digital workforce” AI platform.

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.

Pirelli & C. SpA’s biggest shareholder, Sinochem International Corp., escalated a clash among the Italian tiremaker’s owners by voting against the approval of last year’s financial results.

European lawmakers are considering drastic cuts in the number of companies subject to new ESG reporting requirements, raising concerns the bloc is doing serious damage to its sustainability agenda.

Blue Ridge Bankshares Inc.‘s $2.5 million settlement to resolve investor allegations over its loan accounting should get the court’s preliminary approval, a federal magistrate judge recommended.

Pediatric health system Nemours Foundation agreed to settle a proposed class action that said its $1 billion retirement plan is plagued by excessive administrative fees.

Aetna Life Insurance Co. plans to settle a class action by patients who say the insurer wrongly refused to cover liposuction as a treatment for their lipedema.

An Amazon.com Inc.-backed startup has successfully tested methane-eating microbes that can reduce dairy farm emissions.

The consumer privacy ombudsman tasked with analyzing the impact of 23andMe’s bankruptcy sale on individuals’ privacy has called for users’ consent before the sale of the company’s vast trove of genetic data receives court approval.

Meta Platforms Inc. is suing a Hong Kong-based business for allegedly promoting so-called nudify apps, as the Facebook owner attempts to combat a surge in naked and sexual images created by artificial intelligence.

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.

Aaron Reitz announced a long expected campaign for Texas Attorney General on Thursday, a day after he stepped down as head of the Justice Department’s policy office.

The US Supreme Court sided with combat veterans in their appeal for additional retroactive payments of special compensation they said the government unlawfully limited.

The US Supreme Court said disabled students don’t have a higher burden to prove discrimination than other people with disabilities.

The US Supreme Court 8-1 held Thursday that the US Tax Court properly dismissed a woman’s case over her tax levy after the IRS applied a tax refund from another year to the debt.

The US Supreme Court revived a Georgia family’s suit against the federal government after the FBI mistakenly raided their home.

Ohio law gives judges, and not solely a state board, the ability to hear some labor contract disputes, the state Supreme Court ruled Thursday in a win for a unit of the nation’s largest public employee union.