The House Judiciary Committee advanced a proposal to make it harder for judges to enforce their orders over protests from Democrats, as Republicans aim to curb judicial power in response to rulings against the administration.

Morgan Stanley is working on a plan to add cryptocurrency trading to its E*Trade platform, in what would be the most significant move by a major US bank to help everyday customers buy into the asset class since the Trump administration began removing regulatory barriers.

World Liberty Financial, the Trump family’s decentralized finance project, said its new stablecoin is being used for a $2 billion investment in crypto exchange Binance Holdings Ltd. by Abu Dhabi’s MGX.

The Covid emergency is over, but lawyers’ careers that started during the pandemic are still just beginning. We are starting to learn just how unique their experience in Big Law has been—and the fallout it could have for law firms.

A blank-check company led by Anthony Pompliano, a cryptocurrency influencer, podcaster and investor, has filed for an initial public offering to raise $200 million.

A former Bridgewater Associates quantitative analyst is among a wave of new additions to crypto firm Bitwise Asset Management Inc. in recent weeks.

HSBC Holdings Plc’s chairman Mark Tucker will stand down by the end of 2025 after a turbulent eight-year tenure that has seen him oversee three changes of CEO, a clash with one of the bank’s largest shareholders and a public slap down from the US government.

A whistleblower’s False Claims Act suit alleging Medicare and Medicaid fraud against hospital Geisinger Holy Spirit and others is dismissed because it duplicated another suit, a federal district court said.

Kohl’s Corp. fired its chief executive officer after the board found he directed the company to do millions of dollars of business with someone he had a personal relationship with on “highly unusual terms.”

General Motors Co. cut its full-year profit outlook due to as much as $5 billion of exposure to auto tariffs, among the biggest financial hits revealed by any company so far from President Donald Trump’s trade war.

Tesla Inc.’s chair denied a report that said board members started a search for a chief executive officer to succeed Elon Musk, saying directors are “highly confident” in his abilities.

For investment bankers, Stephanie Ferris is the one client that just keeps on giving.

The House Judiciary Committee advanced a proposal to make it harder for judges to enforce their orders over protests from Democrats, as Republicans aim to curb judicial power in response to rulings against the administration.

Former Trump White House lawyer Stefan Passantino in his new act as a lobbyist is advising two Wall Street law firms looking to avoid the president’s ire.

As another cybersecurity compliance deadline hits in New York, the impact may be most deeply felt by smaller companies—as well as vendors and other businesses outside the financial sector that technically aren’t within scope of the regulation.

The Covid emergency is over, but lawyers’ careers that started during the pandemic are still just beginning. We are starting to learn just how unique their experience in Big Law has been—and the fallout it could have for law firms.

Starbucks’ Brittany Johnson says in-house counsel often see building a personal brand as risky, but when done intentionally, it can showcase your skills—both within and outside of your company.

Tools for Humanity, a startup co-founded by OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman, plans to roll out thousands of eyeball-scanning Orb devices across the US, marking a major expansion for the company and its novel identification services.

The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced Donald Trump’s picks to lead the Justice Department’s national security and civil divisions, setting them both up for expected confirmation.

The House Judiciary Committee advanced a proposal to make it harder for judges to enforce their orders over protests from Democrats, as Republicans aim to curb judicial power in response to rulings against the administration.

After the federal government required herring fishermen to pay the salaries of monitors on their boats, the fishermen sued, arguing the agency overstepped its authority. UnCommon Law travels to Cape May to meet the people behind the case that overturned Chevron.

The Trump administration has appealed a court order that temporarily blocks it from freezing legal aid funds for migrant children.

Former Trump White House lawyer Stefan Passantino in his new act as a lobbyist is advising two Wall Street law firms looking to avoid the president’s ire.

The Trump administration is likely to carve wider pathways for physicians to opt out of transgender and abortion services by arguing for a more literal interpretation of the law that excludes gender ideology and other contentious health concepts.