Stocks fell alongside bonds, driven by concerns over government finances and lingering inflation risks at a time when equities are hovering near all-time highs.

Perkins Coie attorneys explain how California courts are helping shape the future and determine the limits of decentralized autonomous organizations in the evolving cryptocurrency age.

Japanese Bitcoin treasury Metaplanet Inc. secured shareholder approval for a proposal enabling it to raise as much as ¥555 billion ($3.8 billion) via preferred shares, in a bid to expand its financing options after its stock slumped.

Lawmakers return to Washington in a race to keep the government funded past Sept. 30 while facing a packed fall agenda covering defense policy, nominations, and President Donald Trump’s takeover of DC. Hill Watch highlights the fall agenda, key dates to watch, and outlook for action on major policy issues.

Simon Gerovich, who turned a struggling Japanese hotelier into a Bitcoin stockpiler and investor darling, is feeling the heat.

Wall Street traders drove stocks lower amid a selloff in tech shares that have powered the surge from April’s meltdown. The slide came despite inflation data that did little to alter bets on Federal Reserve rate cuts, with short-dated Treasuries outperforming.

Eric Dodson Greenberg of Cox Media Group analyzes AI’s evolution from document processor to strategic collaborator, discussing how pattern recognition capabilities enhance legal decision-making and strategy development.

SMG Swiss Marketplace Group AG announced plans to list on the SIX Swiss Exchange, which would mark Switzerland’s first major initial public offering in more than a year.

Debt swaps pioneered by Credit Suisse to fund nature conservation are enjoying a second life, as bankers see an opportunity to apply the model to everything from post-war reconstruction to energy security.

Partners Group Holding AG said profit in the first half rose 14% as performance fees almost doubled from a year earlier.

Quicktron Robotics, a Chinese maker of self-driving forklifts and other robots used in warehouses, has confidentially filed for a Hong Kong initial public offering that could raise at least $100 million as early as next year, according to people familiar with the matter.

CapVest Partners agreed to buy control of Stada Arzneimittel AG, ending the long-running saga over the future of the German drugmaker.

Eric Dodson Greenberg of Cox Media Group analyzes AI’s evolution from document processor to strategic collaborator, discussing how pattern recognition capabilities enhance legal decision-making and strategy development.

Lawmakers return to Washington in a race to keep the government funded past Sept. 30 while facing a packed fall agenda covering defense policy, nominations, and President Donald Trump’s takeover of DC. Hill Watch highlights the fall agenda, key dates to watch, and outlook for action on major policy issues.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced that she fired two dozen employees from the Federal Emergency Management Agency after a review determined significant flaws had allowed a hacker to access to FEMA’s network.

A California privacy measure that would ban data-driven pricing was significantly scaled back Friday by a Senate panel amid claims from businesses that it would derail common practices like loyalty programs.

The law firms who weighed in on a recent appellate case said it could erode the attorney-client privilege and make it difficult if not impossible to defend white collar clients, an argument that a federal appeals court ultimately agreed with. On today’s episode of our podcast, On The Merits, reporter Roy Strom explains what happened in this case and why it represented such a threat to Big Law.

A Tampa, Fla. attorney is being referred to disciplinary officials by an appellate court after submitting a brief with phony cases, citations, and quotes, in the latest example of Sunshine State attorneys undermined by artificial intelligence.

Perkins Coie attorneys explain how California courts are helping shape the future and determine the limits of decentralized autonomous organizations in the evolving cryptocurrency age.

Olshan attorneys Mary Grieco and Morgan Spina write that a high-profile trademark battle between OpenAI and Open Artificial Intelligence held several reminders for tech companies that want to protect their IP.

Ogletree’s Carly Grey and Michael Mahoney say tax practitioners should start updating internal controls to comply with a move to update the standards employers use to calculate tax-free fringe benefits.

Eric Dodson Greenberg of Cox Media Group analyzes AI’s evolution from document processor to strategic collaborator, discussing how pattern recognition capabilities enhance legal decision-making and strategy development.

The man in the red shirt lifted the gun high enough for everyone in the Exxon parking lot to see.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson signed an executive order Saturday aimed at banning federal law-enforcement officers from wearing masks or disguises as he tries to head off a threat from President Donald Trump to expand his crime crackdown to the city.