Justin Sun, the China-born crypto entrepreneur with ties to the Trump family who saw a federal investigation of his business interests paused earlier this year, is set to take his Tron blockchain platform public in the US through a reverse merger.

Donald Trump’s media company has filed to launch an exchange-traded fund that would invest directly in both Bitcoin and Ether, the latest in a wider push into digital assets tied to the president’s personal brand.

President Donald Trump earned $57.7 million from token sales by the crypto firm he and his sons helped launch last year, according to his required federal financial disclosure forms.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission announced four hires for prominent roles, including a new director of trading and markets who has ties to the crypto industry.

Circle Internet Group Inc.’s Jeremy Allaire pointed out that a report that Walmart Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. are exploring the use of stablecoins is the type of fresh market opportunities available for the largest US issuer of the digital tokens.

A LastPass US LP customer said in a federal lawsuit that because of the password manager’s negligence leading to a data breach incident, robbers stole $200,000 of his cryptocurrency.

President Donald Trump directed federal officials to expand efforts to deport migrants in the largest US cities in the face of protests and court challenges, even as his administration is looking to ease the impact of the crackdown on key sectors of the American workforce.

Standard Chartered Plc said it would maintain a flexible attitude toward its employees’ working arrangements, bucking a trend among some of its Wall Street rivals that are ordering workers to return to office five days a week.

SEB AB said it’s open to doing business with makers of nuclear weapons as banks across Europe drop restraints amid a rearmament push.

Silicon Valley Bank Financial Group’s auditor, KPMG LLP, along with its underwriters and a number of former executives and directors, must continue to defend themselves in a proposed securities class action over the bank’s collapse.

MEG Energy Corp.’s board is urging investors to reject what it calls an “inadequate, opportunistic” $4.1-billion hostile takeover bid from Canadian oil tycoon Adam Waterous’ Strathcona Resources Ltd.

Victoria’s Secret & Co. is being targeted by another activist investor seeking a shake-up of its business.

Columbus, Ohio; Madison, Wis.; and Doctors for America have announced they’re appealing a district court decision that prevents them from helping to defend a federal regulation protecting reproductive health-care patients’ privacy.

Consumers alleging that DVD and video game sellers DirectToU LLC and Alliance Entertainment LLC disclosed their personal information to Meta Platforms Inc. in violation of the Video Privacy Protection Act must take their claims to an arbitrator, a federal court ruled.

Cisco Systems Inc. again invalidated a CosmoKey Solutions GmbH & Co. KG patent, four years after the Federal Circuit revived the lawsuit over multi-factor authentication technology.

Advertisers and digital marketing companies are warning that a new Oregon privacy law banning the sale of precise geolocation information will thwart their businesses and limit consumer services in the state.

A 60-second spot highlights an emerging strategy, seeking to turn consumers against the plaintiffs’ bar and litigation funders.

Job seekers bringing a closely watched bias lawsuit targeting Workday’s AI-powered hiring software are fighting to uncover information needed to make or break their claims, and inspire similar cases.

More than 4,000 Justice Department employees have accepted the Trump administration’s offer to participate in its deferred resignation program, according to new budget documents.

Two New York court officers were wounded Monday after they were slashed at a crowded Manhattan courthouse in an attack that appeared to be focused on law enforcement.

Columbus, Ohio; Madison, Wis.; and Doctors for America have announced they’re appealing a district court decision that prevents them from helping to defend a federal regulation protecting reproductive health-care patients’ privacy.

The US Department of Justice urged a federal appeals court to overturn a lower court’s order that limits the Trump administration’s use of National Guard troops in Los Angeles in response to protests over the president’s immigration raids.

Plaintiffs in the new youth climate lawsuit against the Trump administration urged a federal district judge to freeze three executive orders on energy development, science, and renewables.

The Eighth Circuit’s chief judge has dismissed a misconduct complaint against a federal magistrate judge over an American Bar Association program that called on participants to hire a certain number of minority law clerks.