Stocks are poised for their worst week in seven months as concerns over lofty valuations and whether massive investments in artificial intelligence will pay off prompt investors to retreat from riskier assets.

Russian intelligence services helped fund the former Wirecard executive Jan Marsalek’s spy ring by using a cash-to-cryptocurrency money laundering network, UK police said.

The cryptocurrency market extended a more than a month-long retreat in Thursday trading, just as stocks surrendered the gains they had logged earlier in the day.

Two years after closing its doors, a once-powerful Wall Street law firm is rushing to officially go out of business.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy Inc. is among the most exposed to the crypto slump — and now faces the real risk of being dropped from the benchmark indices that have underpinned its presence in mainstream portfolios.

Michael Selig’s nomination to lead the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission was advanced by the Senate Agriculture Committee on Thursday.

Netflix Inc., Comcast Corp. and Paramount Skydance Corp. all submitted bids for Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., according to people with knowledge of the matter, setting the stage for one of Hollywood’s biggest companies to be sold.

Russian intelligence services helped fund the former Wirecard executive Jan Marsalek’s spy ring by using a cash-to-cryptocurrency money laundering network, UK police said.

Mark Zuckerberg and other Meta Platforms Inc. directors agreed to a $190 million settlement of claims they failed to rectify repeated violations of Facebook users’ privacy and improperly engineered an accord to shield the billionaire chief executive officer from personal liability, court filings show.

Citigroup Inc.’s Mark Mason will step down as chief financial officer as the bank adjusts leadership ranks under a new structure that hands more power to wealth head Andy Sieg.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is transferring all of its active litigation to the Justice Department as the Trump administration moves to wind down the federal consumer finance watchdog.

ISS and Glass Lewis used their position as the top providers of investor voting advice to advance an ESG agenda in violation of Florida antitrust and consumer protection laws, the state alleges in a lawsuit filed Thursday.

Russian intelligence services helped fund the former Wirecard executive Jan Marsalek’s spy ring by using a cash-to-cryptocurrency money laundering network, UK police said.

House lawmakers are preparing to unveil a package of legislation aimed at improving safety and privacy for children online as early as next week, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The Tenth Circuit appeared intensely focused on whether the definition of “covered websites” in Utah’s social media law regulating youth accounts is content-based as it heard the state’s appeal to overturn a preliminary injunction.

Mark Zuckerberg and other Meta Platforms Inc. directors agreed to a $190 million settlement of claims they failed to rectify repeated violations of Facebook users’ privacy and improperly engineered an accord to shield the billionaire chief executive officer from personal liability, court filings show.

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP was hit with two lawsuits alleging it failed to protect the personal information of Texas residents from a data breach.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission will drop its landmark lawsuit against SolarWinds Corp. that accused the company of covering up internal problems ahead of a massive cyberattack.

The prosecutor hand-picked by President Donald Trump to pursue a criminal case against James Comey now says the indictment of the former FBI director was properly presented to a grand jury for a vote — a day after telling a judge the final version of the charging papers was never shown to the full jury.

California unlawfully provides in-state benefits such as reduced tuition for undocumented students, the US Justice Department said Thursday in a lawsuit against the state.

The families of three transgender former high schoolers were pressed by the Tenth Circuit Thursday to show why it should revive their lawsuit challenging Oklahoma’s law limiting public school restrooms to their sex assigned at birth.

A divided federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration’s request to rehear a case that potentially carries broad implications for federal civil service boards.

Federal prosecutors charged two Chinese nationals and two US citizens with a scheme to ship millions of dollars worth of sophisticated chips made by Nvidia Corp. to China in violation of national security export restrictions.

The Tenth Circuit appeared intensely focused on whether the definition of “covered websites” in Utah’s social media law regulating youth accounts is content-based as it heard the state’s appeal to overturn a preliminary injunction.