Wall Street traders kept piling into bets that the Federal Reserve will soon be able to cut interest rates, with stocks hitting all-time highs and Treasury yields falling alongside the dollar.

Six years after raising $4.2 billion in the most lucrative sale of crypto tokens to date, digital currency entrepreneurs Brendan Blumer and Kokuei Yuan returned for another blockbuster public offering.

Bitcoin and Ether are both trading within a whisker of all-time highs as investors pile into the two largest cryptocurrencies, with a recent wave of demand tilting in favor of the latter.

Bullish shares jumped 84% from the IPO price after the digital-asset exchange operator and owner of media outlet CoinDesk raised $1.1 billion in an initial public offering.

Mexico’s government expelled 26 inmates with suspected ties to the country’s powerful drug cartels to the US, after some of them allegedly ordered murders and other crimes from behind bars.

With a global exchange that lets traders bet on the outcome of real world events — everything from elections to how often Elon Musk posts on X — Polymarket has become the talk of both Silicon Valley and Wall Street.

Bullish shares jumped 84% from the IPO price after the digital-asset exchange operator and owner of media outlet CoinDesk raised $1.1 billion in an initial public offering.

Semtech Corp. management misled investors about prospects for active copper cable products, prompting a record stock drop after the semiconductor supplier revealed a disappointing 2026 sales forecast, a shareholder lawsuit said.

The Federal Trade Communication got a skeptical reception from a judge over its targeting of a nonprofit in an investigation into alleged advertising boycotts of conservative websites.

Delaware’s landmark corporate law overhaul earlier this year will undermine stability by handcuffing judges with rigid rules while inviting creative end runs by dealmakers, a group of scholars told the state’s top court Wednesday.

Inside the world’s largest climate coalition for banks, there’s speculation that an exodus led by Wall Street could be about to spread to the European Union.

Cargill Inc. paid a record dividend to the billionaire families who control the world’s biggest agricultural commodities trader after profits surged 44% in its most recent financial year.

Skidmore College’s settlement with approximately 12,000 students and employees who were victims of a 2023 data breach received final approval from a federal judge.

Online pharmacy HealthWarehouse has reached a settlement of a proposed class action alleging it shared the personal information of consumers with Meta Platforms Inc. without their consent in violation of California’s wiretapping law.

The Federal Trade Communication got a skeptical reception from a judge over its targeting of a nonprofit in an investigation into alleged advertising boycotts of conservative websites.

Saudi women’s rights activist Loujain AlHathloul can pursue a Computer Fraud and Abuse Act claim against former executives of an Emirati software company she said hacked her phone.

An Illinois wholesale bakery and its insurer settled a coverage dispute over the costs of a proposed class action alleging the bakery violated the state’s landmark Biometric Information Privacy Act.

Collector car auctioneer Barrett-Jackson Holdings LLC is facing a class action filed in federal court alleging it failed to protect customers’ and employees’ personal and health information from a November 2024 data breach.

Federal agents assigned to patrol Washington as part of the federal takeover of the US capital are taking on duties that fall outside their usual jobs, provoking consternation that they’ve been diverted from work they were trained for to tasks they’ve never done.

A 10% cap on the annual increase of property value for tax purposes is removed on a non-residential, commercial property because there was a change in ownership under state law, a Florida appeals court held Wednesday.

An Eleventh Circuit panel appeared ready to revive Edible Arrangements LLC’s contract and trademark claims against 1-800-Flowers.com Inc.

The Federal Trade Communication got a skeptical reception from a judge over its targeting of a nonprofit in an investigation into alleged advertising boycotts of conservative websites.

Delaware’s landmark corporate law overhaul earlier this year will undermine stability by handcuffing judges with rigid rules while inviting creative end runs by dealmakers, a group of scholars told the state’s top court Wednesday.

A lawsuit accusing billionaire Elon Musk of unlawfully directing the closing of the US Agency for International Development can move ahead over the Trump administration’s objections, a Maryland federal judge ruled.