Gemini Space Station Inc., led by the billionaire Winklevoss twins, filed for an IPO as the cohort of crypto businesses seeking to list on public markets continues to swell.

Current and former OpenAI employees plan to sell approximately $6 billion worth of shares to an investor group that includes Thrive Capital, SoftBank Group Corp. and Dragoneer Investment Group, in a deal that values the ChatGPT maker at $500 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.

Nathan Thooft is no market bear. His team at Manulife Investment Management, which oversees $160 billion, still holds a modest overweight in stocks. But as US markets jump from record to record, he’s been trimming big winners, buying bonds and adding a layer of protection with longer-dated options.

Wall Street traders sent stocks down from all-time highs as data showed mixed indications on how American consumers are feeling about the economy. Investors also kept a close eye on a face-to-face meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.

Federal regulators tasked with policing securities and commodity futures laid out plans to bring digital assets, event contracts, and other novel investment types under their supervision in a new regulatory agenda released by the Trump administration.

Canada’s Department of Finance released a raft of draft tax legislation Friday, including proposals to expand the revenue agency’s auditing powers and impose a new reporting regime on crypto-assets.

The Justice Department asked to join the fray in a recent lawsuit launched by trucking manufacturers alleging California is attempting to enforce its unlawful emissions standards.

Private equity firm TZP Management Associates, LLC will pay a $175,000 penalty to settle Securities and Exchange Commission allegations that it overcharged management fees and didn’t properly disclose calculations to clients, the regulator said Friday.

Clean energy stocks soared after the Trump administration released new guidance on eligibility requirements for tax credits that weren’t as punitive as the industry had feared.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission concluded a case involving the online video-game platform Roblox Corp. in May, according to a document seen by Bloomberg News.

An Allianz SE insurance unit must pay over $23 million in a long-running coverage dispute with manufacturing companies over asbestos-related liability, a New York state court ruled.

Cencora Inc. directors have agreed to a settlement of more than $111 million to resolve claims by pension funds that they ignored years of red flags about the drug distributor’s handling of opioid painkillers and failed to set up required systems to monitor sales of the drugs.

Nonprofit Media Matters for America won a court order blocking a Federal Trade Commission information demand for documents from the group as part of an antitrust probe into advertising boycotts.

An appeals court’s decision to uphold expanded data breach reporting requirements by the Federal Communications Commission means companies will have to be more diligent in disclosing hacks—if the agency chooses to enforce its rules.

Massachusetts law firm Cohen Cleary’s $150,000 class action settlement got final approval from a federal judge who called the pact fair and reasonable.

A consumer dropped his proposed class action alleging WarnerMedia Direct LLC shared the viewing histories of subscribers to its HBO Max streaming service with Meta Platforms Inc. in violation of the Video Privacy Protection Act.

A lawsuit against the government by an Oklahoma Air Force veteran challenging his placement on both the US terrorist watchlist and the no fly list has can proceed after a federal appeals court found standing.

TalentLaunch LLC won final approval for a $1,225,000 settlement that ends a class action alleging it negligently failed to protect the personal information of nearly 120,000 people that was exposed in a 2023 data breach.

Washington DC is asking a federal court to immediately block the Trump administration’s effort to take over the city’s police force, saying that the move is illegal and risks public safety.

The National Rifle Association asked the US Supreme Court to review a California law limiting gun magazine capacity to 10 or fewer rounds Friday.

Congress lawfully approved a $1.7 trillion spending package during the Covid-19 pandemic despite lacking a physical quorum, a federal appeals court ruled Friday.

Harley-Davidson Motor Co. Group LLC customers failed to convince a federal appeals court to revive their claims that the company improperly limits its warranty-coverage when non-company parts are installed in motorcycles.

A Boston-area cop lost an appeal challenging the discipline he received over his social media criticism of George Floyd, the Black man whose death at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer set off nationwide social justice protests in 2020.

Douglas Elliman Inc. has brought on Bradley Brodie as its new general counsel and corporate secretary as the real estate services company works to address a number of looming challenges.