While the US Senate advanced far-reaching stablecoin legislation, Canadian companies are pushing to get even the most basic stablecoin products available for users in the country.

The Securities and Exchange Commission tossed a case alleging a Boston hedge fund adviser failed to register as a securities dealer, in the latest enforcement pullback under Chairman Paul Atkins.

Personal finance and attorney influencer Erika Kullberg and her talent management agency have agreed to settle claims they hyped FTX before the cryptocurrency exchange’s 2022 collapse.

The odd bedfellows, peculiar alliances, and strange divides make clear what we already know—this is an unusual time in Washington.

Coinbase Global Inc. is launching a platform designed to make stablecoins a go-to payment method for online transactions, a potentially big leap forward in the mainstream adoption of cryptocurrencies meant to track the US dollar.

Coinbase Global Inc. has inked a deal to have the world’s second-biggest stablecoin, USDC, used as collateral in US futures trading. The cryptocurrency exchange is also expanding its payment offerings, including integrating USDC on ecommerce merchant sites.

Centerview Partners Holdings LLC’s founders prevailed Friday over former partner David Handler’s claims that they defrauded him out of his equity stake after he started a rival firm.

PwC Australia said Friday its profits and revenue both fell in 2024 as it released its first-ever audited accounts.

Boeing Co. must face lost wage claims from 8,000 Southwest Airlines pilots who couldn’t work during a mass shutdown of the 737 MAX airliner, a majority of justices on the Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois and patients seeking coverage for gender-affirming care must respond to a US Supreme Court opinion upholding state law limits on certain treatments for transgender children, the Ninth Circuit said.

The president recently expressed his support for a great idea: investing an additional $3 billion in trade schools. That he suggested taking the money from scientific and medical research grants allocated to Harvard University — a counterproductive move unlikely to survive a court challenge — should not detract from the idea’s merit. Nor should it obscure the issue’s strong bipartisan appeal.

The national security agreement between President Donald Trump, Nippon Steel Corp., and US Steel to merge the two companies opens the door to unprecedented control by the president over the steelmaker’s operations and its relations with the workers’ union.

A company that provides risk adjustment services and solutions for health-care providers was sued for its alleged failure to safeguard personal information that was publicly disclosed in a data breach in February.

President Donald Trump has officially nominated former Fox News host Jeanine Pirro to serve as Washington’s top prosecutor, in his second attempt this year to install a leader for the nation’s largest US attorney’s office.

A lawsuit alleging the National Football League disclosed consumers’ video-watching habits to Meta Platforms Inc. without their consent in violation of the Video Privacy Protection Act was properly dismissed, a federal appeals court affirmed Friday.

The US Supreme Court on Friday ruled 6-3 that the law governing the Federal Communications Commission’s administrative orders doesn’t preclude US district courts from reviewing the agency’s orders under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

Companies should be mindful of state attorneys general expanding their role as aggressive regulators in the consumer protection space, Alexander Southwell and Zenab Irfan of McDermott Will & Emery write.

Iran is tapping into private security cameras in Israel to gather real-time intelligence about its adversary, exposing a recurrent problem with the devices that has emerged in other global conflicts.

Conservationists were the only set of petitioners Friday who were successful in their bid to get the Environmental Protection Agency to take another look at its 2023-2025 renewable fuel standards, while refiners and other industry groups saw their challenges tossed.

President Donald Trump has officially nominated former Fox News host Jeanine Pirro to serve as Washington’s top prosecutor, in his second attempt this year to install a leader for the nation’s largest US attorney’s office.

A Columbus, Ohio, community center is exempt from property taxes because it was managed by a public entity, the state tax appeals board said Friday.

The Tennessee Education Association and several teachers failed to convince a federal judge to vacate her ruling that they lack standing to challenge a state law prohibiting the teaching of certain concepts related to race, sex, and religion.

A lawsuit alleging the National Football League disclosed consumers’ video-watching habits to Meta Platforms Inc. without their consent in violation of the Video Privacy Protection Act was properly dismissed, a federal appeals court affirmed Friday.

Boeing Co. must face lost wage claims from 8,000 Southwest Airlines pilots who couldn’t work during a mass shutdown of the 737 MAX airliner, a majority of justices on the Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday.