New York County Lawyers Association’s Albert Feuer and James Kobak Jr. warn Attorney General Pam Bondi is trying to turn DOJ into a law firm for the president.

Figment is looking for acquisition targets, potentially extending a flurry of dealmaking in the digital-assets space triggered by President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto agenda.

A bipartisan alliance backing stablecoin legislation shattered in the US Senate as a key group of Democrats threatened to block a bill that Republicans had hoped to pass this month — unless “numerous” fixes are made.

Longtime IRS official Trish Turner will now lead the agency’s digital assets unit with the exit of two crypto leads, according to a person familiar with the situation.

EToro Group Ltd. and some of its shareholders are seeking to raise as much as $500 million in a US initial public offering, after the trading and investment platform paused its listing plans amid tariff-related stock volatility.

Digital-asset trading firm Crossover Markets Group Inc. is preparing to debut its platform in the US as President Donald Trump’s pro-industry agenda drives institutional interest in cryptocurrencies and sets the stage for more favorable regulations in the world’s largest economy.

Businesses including Bank of America Corp. and Big Four audit firms told the US accounting standards board to hold off on standardizing metrics like free cash flow and adjusted net income that are ubiquitous in corporate earnings reports.

Gibson Dunn’s Michael Kahn argues risk factors should be analyzed as statements of opinion, offering a clearer legal standard and reducing uncertainty for both companies and courts.

New York County Lawyers Association’s Albert Feuer and James Kobak Jr. warn Attorney General Pam Bondi is trying to turn DOJ into a law firm for the president.

A novel form of carbon credits intended to channel more private capital toward the early phase out of coal-fired power plantshas been endorsed by a key standards body.

Microsoft Corp. expanded its deal to buy carbon removal credits from heat-plant operator Stockholm Exergi AB, increasing volumes first agreed last year by more than 50%.

Elon Musk’s attorney said OpenAI’s decision to partly walk back its plan to restructure as a for-profit business “changes nothing,” a sign the billionaire may continue with his legal crusade against the startup led by Sam Altman.

New York County Lawyers Association’s Albert Feuer and James Kobak Jr. warn Attorney General Pam Bondi is trying to turn DOJ into a law firm for the president.

A skeptical appellate panel Monday had questions about the court’s role in government oversight for Treasury and Education Department union members who are suing to withhold access to sensitive personal data from Elon Musk’s DOGE.

Online content creator PragerU improperly shares the video viewing history of its users with Facebook, according to a proposed class action.

TeleMessage, the message-archiving app that former National Security Adviser Michael Waltz appeared to be using in a photograph of him communicating with other Trump administration officials, is investigating whether hackers exploited its technology.

Salesforce Inc. can’t be sued for providing software services that enabled Backpage to advertise victims for sex, unless survivors can show the technology company knew they were being trafficked, a Texas federal judge said.

The National Football League called on the US Supreme Court to take up a case accusing the National Basketball Association of violating federal privacy law in order to resolve a circuit split.

The Trump administration could ruin the Supreme Court’s summer recess.

Gibson Dunn’s Michael Kahn argues risk factors should be analyzed as statements of opinion, offering a clearer legal standard and reducing uncertainty for both companies and courts.

New York County Lawyers Association’s Albert Feuer and James Kobak Jr. warn Attorney General Pam Bondi is trying to turn DOJ into a law firm for the president.

University of Maryland economics professor Daniel Reck says slashing funding, cutting staff, and ending popular programs such as Direct File will make the IRS a less efficient agency.

UBS Group AGagreed to pay $511 million to settle a US investigation into how Credit Suisse Group, the Swiss bank it bought, helped rich Americans evade taxes even after pledging to stop the practice a decade ago.

New York asked a judge to stop the Trump administration from withholding federal approvals or funds in the president’s push to end Manhattan’s congestion pricing program.