President Trump muses about firing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell in a post on Truth Social, saying, “Maybe, just maybe, I’ll have to change my mind about firing him?”

Once institutional investors are finally onboard has long been a rallying cry for Bitcoin enthusiasts projecting sky-high price forecasts.

Circle Internet Group Inc.’s shares jumped 20% on Friday after Seaport Global gave the stablecoin issuer its first buy rating in the wake of the US Senate’s move this week to pass legislation setting up regulatory rules for cryptocurrencies pegged to the dollar.

Strategy brass didn’t adequately warn investors about the impact of new accounting standards on the Bitcoin treasury’s financial results, a shareholder lawsuit said.

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.

President Donald Trump said his administration has been holding talks with Harvard University and may announce a deal over the next week, potentially ending a standoff that has jeopardized billions of dollars of the school’s funding and ignited a rollicking legal fight.

DirectViz Solutions LLC demonstrated that the US Army conducted a flawed organizational conflict of interest evaluation before awarding Peraton Inc. a $225 million cybersecurity services task order, the GAO said Friday.

Apple Inc. overstated its timeline to implement artificial intelligence enhancements to its Siri voice assistant, leading to a series of stock declines, a proposed class action filed Friday said.

Victoria’s Secret Stores LLC doesn’t have to face a sales associate’s sexual harassment and retaliation claims under Philadelphia law because she failed to exhaust her pre-suit remedies, a federal judge ruled.

A Republican plan to shutter the US audit board violates Senate rules for a fast-track budget process, Budget Committee ranking member Jeff Merkley’s office said.

Strategy brass didn’t adequately warn investors about the impact of new accounting standards on the Bitcoin treasury’s financial results, a shareholder lawsuit said.

A bankruptcy judge said he’ll rule as quickly as possible on 23andMe’s proposed sale of its assets, including the genetic data of around 13 million people, to its co-founder and a California research institute.

Meta Platforms Inc. facilitated and failed to stop a Chinese penny stock manipulation scheme that utilized its advertising tools, according to a new class action lawsuit Friday in federal court.

Kia America Inc. and Hyundai Motor America were unable to convince a split federal appeals court to reject negligence claims in the sprawling litigation it faces over an alleged failure to protect against vehicle thefts.

The FBI and Canadian Centre for Cyber Security issue a warning about malicious activity by Salt Typhoon, a group of Chinese state-sponsored hackers.

Industrial-sensor technology company Sensata Technologies Inc. failed to protect the personal information of thousands of current and former employees that was exposed in a March data breach, a proposed federal class action said.

A ship-building company that works with the US Navy agreed to settle class claims from employees and benefits recipients over the company’s alleged failure to protect their information from a data breach.

Brown and Cornell universities, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and several other US schools won a federal court order striking down a National Science Foundation cap on indirect cost rates for government-funded research.

A coalition of tech, auto, and manufacturing companies urged the Federal Circuit to support a software company’s challenge to a Trump administration policy change at the US Patent and Trademark Office increasing the difficulty to administratively attack the validity of patents.

Landowners and pipeline protesters in Louisiana lost their bid Friday to get the Fifth Circuit to find that a state statute unlawfully impeded their First Amendment rights.

Kia America Inc. and Hyundai Motor America were unable to convince a split federal appeals court to reject negligence claims in the sprawling litigation it faces over an alleged failure to protect against vehicle thefts.

A T-Mobile affiliate was denied an approximately $612,000 refund for 911 service call fees it paid on behalf of its prepaid customers, following a Friday ruling by the Kentucky Supreme Court.

Lawyers for Fair Reciprocal Admissions failed to revive its challenge to the Ninth Circuit’s rules requiring attorneys seeking general admission to a district court to be a member of the state bar where that court is located.