Billionaire Michael Novogratz said that the passage of landmark stablecoin legislation will bring more traditional financial institutions into the cryptocurrency market.

The passage of stablecoin legislation in the US Senate marks a huge leap forward for the potential mainstreaming of cryptocurrencies that track the US dollar one-to-one.

The conflict between Israel and Iran is spilling over into the digital world, inflaming a decades-long campaign of hacks and espionage between two nations renowned for their cyber prowess.

Columnist David Lat shares tips for lawyers to improve at business development, in light of research finding that lawyers who proactively engage with clients and maintain robust networks are most successful.

Khaitan & Co’s Raghav Bajaj says multinationals should review their data systems now as India adapts its tax law to integrate cryptoassets into its regulatory framework.

A California federal judge left open the chance of an order temporarily banning OpenAI Inc.'s use of the “IO” moniker amid a trademark lawsuit brought by AI device developer IYO Inc.

David and Natasha Sharpe, the husband-and-wife team found to have committed fraud at private lender Bridging Finance Inc., were fined and ordered by Canada’s top securities regulator to repay more than C$20 million ($14.6 million).

Kellanova shares fell in New York trading following a report from Reuters that European Union regulators are opening an investigation into Mars Inc.’s acquisition of the maker of Pop-Tarts and Eggo waffles.

Standard setters agreed Wednesday to publish changes to the voluntary guidelines underpinning corporate global environmental, social, and governance disclosure rules.

The3rdBevco Inc. and its founder agreed to pay more than $1.13 million to curb charges they lured $3.6 million from investors by promoting a fake celebrity collaboration and selling unregistered securities after disclosing ties to Rihanna.

One hundred and eighty seconds of Bank of America Corp. board minutes are the crux of a pension fund’s bid to revive its lawsuit alleging the bank added to the pandemic’s economic misery.

A coalition of pension funds and insurance companies holding a combined $9.5 trillion of assets has called on investors to ensure their portfolios aren’t supporting or enabling deforestation.

HCA Healthcare Inc. won dismissal of a False Claims Act suit alleging that the company and others billed Medicare and Medicaid for services while failing to protect private patient health information, a federal district court said.

The clerk of one of Ohio’s largest courts must restore online access to eviction records, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday as it sided with the judges whom the clerk defied.

The conflict between Israel and Iran is spilling over into the digital world, inflaming a decades-long campaign of hacks and espionage between two nations renowned for their cyber prowess.

Columnist David Lat shares tips for lawyers to improve at business development, in light of research finding that lawyers who proactively engage with clients and maintain robust networks are most successful.

When Mattel Inc. announced last week that it was preparing to “bring the magic of AI” to its toys through a partnership with OpenAI, the maker of ChatGPT, there was predictable outcry on the risks to privacy and children’s imaginations. The reasons are obvious, as tech platforms have sucked up our personal data while AI tools are poised to erode critical thinking. But I’m less concerned about what AI playmates can do to imaginative play and data protection than what they’ll do to kids’ social skills, based on my own experience of bringing an AI toy into my home.

Viasat Inc. is the latest US communications company identified as a victim of the sweeping surveillance hack blamed on the Chinese government that emerged during last year’s presidential campaign, according to people familiar with the matter.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) no longer faces felony securities fraud charges after prosecutors say he paid $271,000 in restitution to the victims and completed other requirements of a pretrial diversion program.

Sonos Inc. failed to convince the Federal Circuit an administrative tribunal wrongly invalidated a patent for a networked speaker system that Google LLC had challenged.

A patent tribunal correctly invalidated more than a dozen claims of a video streaming patent asserted by Broadcom Inc. affiliates against Netflix Inc. , the Federal Circuit ruled, directing the body to reconsider the four claims it declined to invalidate.

Oklahoma’s law banning the teaching of certain race and sex concepts in schools doesn’t apply to higher education courses, the state’s top court has ruled.

The US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit dismissed a complaint that accused a magistrate judge of “intemperate conduct” toward attorneys and court staff, including law clerks.

A divided US Supreme Court upheld a Tennessee law that outlaws certain controversial medical treatments for transgender children, preserving similar measures in two dozen states and dealing a fresh blow to LGBTQ rights.