Co-founder Changpeng Zhao became the latest Binance Holdings Ltd.-affiliated person to ask a bankruptcy court to dismiss claims against him from an FTX trust seeking to claw back $1.76 billion that it said was improperly transferred by Sam Bankman-Fried.

Also private credit as the new banking and the SEC’s Project Crypto.

Michael Novogratz says the rush to create companies that hold cryptocurrencies on their balance sheets has likely peaked.

Coinbase Global Inc. is raising $2 billion from the sale of convertible bonds, joining a rush of cryptocurrency-focused companies tapping the market to lock in cheap capital.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is looking at how to let some registered futures exchanges list leveraged digital assets like Ether and Bitcoin.

The SEC is building onto initial cryptocurrency accounting rules with new staff guidance that certain stablecoins could be treated as cash.

Shareholders of BRF SA approved a $2.3 billion takeover by Marfrig Global Foods SA, but an antitrust probe into Saudi ownership of Brazilian meat companies is clouding the outlook for the deal.

Rekindling interest in audit work among younger generations is a top priority for the new head of Japan’s professional body for CPAs.

Opendoor Technologies Inc. was nursing years of losses and grappling with a potential delisting when it became a meme stock. Then, in a matter of days, the real estate company rallied 460%.

Drug developer Transpire Bio Inc. accused Lupin Inc., of benefiting from stolen trade secrets after a Lupin scientist quit, joined Transpire for a week and a half, and returned to Lupin with confidential information.

Rivian Automotive Inc. forecast a larger adjusted loss this year than it expected previously, citing recent changes to stringent US fuel economy rules that threaten a key source of revenue for the electric-vehicle maker.

A climate nonprofit is planning to revive a key federal database tracking billion-dollar weather disasters that the Trump administration formally stopped updating in May. The database — which was produced by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration — is set to return this fall as a product of Climate Central.

Three employees of stadium-management company Legends International LLC dropped their consolidated lawsuit against the company over a November 2024 data breach.

President Donald Trump’s administration proposed a rule to allow more commercial drones to fly beyond an operator’s visual line of sight, a potential boon for companies such as Alphabet Inc.’s Wing unit and Walmart Inc. pushing to deliver packages by autonomous aircraft.

Instructure Inc. defeated a proposed class action stemming from the alleged improper use of student data after a federal court concluded the plaintiffs failed to provide sufficient information to proceed.

Pennsylvania-based Adoptions from the Heart Inc. must face a proposed class action alleging it negligently failed to protect more than 2,500 current and former clients’ personal information in a 2024 data breach.

Georgia-based Harrison Poultry Inc. is suing Cincinnati Insurance Co., alleging the insurer wrongfully denied coverage for proposed class actions filed by employees following a 2024 data breach.

Rack Room Shoes failed to convince a district court to dismiss some claims stemming from allegations the footwear chain shares consumer data with Meta Platforms.

The Environmental Protection Agency is overdue to take a statutorily required look at certain states’ plans to curb sulfur dioxide air pollution, environmental groups told a California federal court Tuesday.

House Republicans subpoenaed the Justice Department and a slew of former US officials for information about Jeffrey Epstein’s sex-trafficking operation, while his convicted accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell fought back in federal court against making materials in her case public.

A fired employee who accused his former employer of trade secrets misappropriation failed to meet the minimum standards to properly safeguard the alleged secrets, the Tenth Circuit ruled, affirming a lower court’s decision axing two claims against the company.

A Manhattan federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a discrimination case brought against the Bronx District Attorney’s office by a former employee.

An Indiana school district may have violated federal anti-bias law when it required a Christian teacher to honor the preferred names and pronouns of transgender students, a divided Seventh Circuit ruled Tuesday.

The Second Circuit reversed a district court ruling on claims by liquidators of investment funds forced to wind down in the British Virgin Islands after heavy investments in Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme.