Coinbase Global Inc. was hit with a proposed class action Thursday shortly after revealing in an SEC filing that scammers bribed foreign employees to disclose customer information.

Hackers had near-constant access to some of Coinbase Global Inc.’s most valuable customer data since January, according to a person familiar with the incident who asked not to be named discussing company matters.

Coinbase Global Inc. is cooperating with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on an agency probe into its previously reported user metrics, the company said Thursday.

Advisers overseeing the bankruptcy of former cryptocurrency firm FTX are preparing to distribute another $5 billion to company creditors, in what will be the second payment to customers this year.

Coinbase Global Inc.shares extend declines to as much as 8.9% after the New York Times reported that the US Securities and Exchange Commission has been investigating whether the company misstated its user numbers in past disclosures.

Investor trust in audits of US-listed companies is at stake as BDO USA P.C. asks the US Supreme Court to decide whether the firm should face shareholder fraud claims over its work for an insurance company.

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals secured a victory in an antitrust case that accused Amgen Inc. of anticompetitive bundling practices, as a jury awarded the company nearly $407 million in damages Thursday.

Coinbase Global Inc. is cooperating with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on an agency probe into its previously reported user metrics, the company said Thursday.

Brothers Jamie and Joshua Yafa lost their bid to have their sentences recalculated and securities fraud convictions tossed from participating in an alleged pump-and-dump scheme using a purported Covid test-maker’s stock.

Bloomberg Law reporters Justin Henry and Roy Strom talk on this episode of our podcast, On The Merits, to talk about firms that are benefiting or losing as a result of their White House deals and about why it’s still too soon to say whether law firms that acquiesced to the President made the right move.

Two top ServiceNow Inc. leaders are leaving the software company as it reshapes the upper ranks of its sales division.

A HCA Healthcare settlement over a data breach announced in July 2023 that impacted approximately 11 million patients received preliminary approval from a federal court.

A coalition of reproductive health-care providers and patients can move forward with their lawsuit against a Louisiana law classifying abortion-inducing drugs as dangerous controlled substances, a state judge ruled Thursday.

Coinbase Global Inc. was hit with a proposed class action Thursday shortly after revealing in an SEC filing that scammers bribed foreign employees to disclose customer information.

Hackers had near-constant access to some of Coinbase Global Inc.’s most valuable customer data since January, according to a person familiar with the incident who asked not to be named discussing company matters.

CVS Health Corp. is trying to buy stores and patient data from Rite Aid Corp., the beleaguered pharmacy chain that is going out of business after filing for bankruptcy a second time earlier this month.

Unum Life Insurance Co. of America won’t have to face a revived lawsuit over denied long-term disability benefits for a nursing assistant who contracted Covid-19, after a federal appeals court on Thursday affirmed that the insurer’s decision was both procedurally and substantively reasonable.

Peter Nelson has been elected by Dorsey & Whitney’s policy committee to a three-year term beginning on July 1, 2025, the firm announced on Thursday.

A coalition of reproductive health-care providers and patients can move forward with their lawsuit against a Louisiana law classifying abortion-inducing drugs as dangerous controlled substances, a state judge ruled Thursday.

A Federal Highway Administration contract dispute must move forward despite a US Department of Justice attorney’s assertion that work on US tariff litigation in other courts justifies a delay, the US Court of Federal Claims said.

A White female Drug Enforcement Agency supervisor lacked triable retaliation and retaliatory harassment claims, in part because her “attempt to spotlight her supervisor’s misconduct illuminated only her own,” the Fourth Circuit ruled Thursday.

X Corp. and former Twitter workers who say they’re owed severance faced extensive questioning Thursday from the appellate judges tasked with deciding whether a lower court correctly made the company front the costs for their contractually-mandated claims arbitration.