Michael Saylor’s Strategy doubled its capital raising plan to $84 billion after posting a record first-quarter loss that resulted from the adoption of an accounting change that requires valuing the firm’s massive Bitcoin holdings at market prices.

Kraken, one of the oldest crypto exchanges, saw revenue and adjusted earnings both rise in the first quarter while volatility in the digital-asset market increased.

World Liberty Financial, the Trump family’s decentralized finance project, said its new stablecoin is being used for a $2 billion investment in crypto exchange Binance Holdings Ltd. by Abu Dhabi’s MGX.

Defamation, piracy, Tesla’s CEO search, Worldcoin and a Ponzi.

Retail investors flocked to Robinhood Markets Inc. as President Donald Trump’s global tariffs roiled markets, boosting the company’s revenue and earnings, even as growth in cryptocurrency revenue slowed.

The House Judiciary Committee advanced a proposal to make it harder for judges to enforce their orders over protests from Democrats, as Republicans aim to curb judicial power in response to rulings against the administration.

A judge narrowed claims in Elon Musk’s lawsuit alleging that OpenAI broke its promise to function as a public charity by making plans to transform itself into a for-profit business.

More energy lease sales on federal lands and waters as well as climate funding clawbacks are expected to help save $15 billion in the House GOP’s sweeping reconciliation package, according to documents released by the Natural Resources Committee.

Kohl’s Corp. said it fired its chief executive officer only months into his tenure after the board uncovered that he directed millions of dollars of business to someone he has had a personal relationship with that wasn’t disclosed.

The Trump administration sued to block New York and three other states from trying to collect billions of dollars from oil companies for damage caused by climate change.

The US sued top health insurance companies and brokers, alleging they used illegal kickbacks to steer members into certain private Medicare Advantage plans.

Amazon.com Inc. said it’s bracing for a tougher business climate in the coming months, echoing concerns from a range of companies that tariffs and related economic turmoil could crimp consumer spending.

A death row inmate was unable to convince a federal appeals court that Texas’ post-conviction DNA-testing procedures violate his right to due process on Thursday.

The California Privacy Protection Agency board voted Thursday to advance scaled-back proposed rules governing how automated technology, including artificial intelligence, uses personal data of state residents.

President Donald Trump said he will nominate Michael Waltz, his current national security adviser, to be the next US ambassador to the UN, sidelining a top aide who drew a wave of criticism for inadvertently adding a journalist to a Signal group chat where officials discussed sensitive attack plans.

Meta Platform Inc.'s generative AI model might theoretically obliterate the markets for copyrighted work, a federal judge said, but evidence is thin that the tech giant could have that effect on the works of authors including Sarah Silverman.

LinkedIn Corp. and Google LLC collected the personal information of consumers who filled out forms on the website of Covered California, the state’s health-insurance exchange, without their consent, a proposed federal class action said.

A FITE TV digital streaming service consumer can’t revive a proposed class action alleging Flipps Media Inc. illegally disclosed users’ video-viewing histories to Meta Platforms Inc. in violation of the Video Privacy Protection Act, the Second Circuit said Thursday.

US Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson denounced what she called “relentless attacks” on the federal judiciary, saying efforts to intimidate judges were threatening the Constitution and the rule of law.

A death row inmate was unable to convince a federal appeals court that Texas’ post-conviction DNA-testing procedures violate his right to due process on Thursday.

A federal judge in Texas ruled that President Donald Trump improperly invoked a 227-year-old wartime law to deport accused Venezuelan gang members to an El Salvador prison, setting up what may become another high-stakes battle at the US Supreme Court.

President Donald Trump on Thursday named a Gibson Dunn & Crutcher partner overseeing the firm’s appellate practice to a newly formed Religious Liberty Commission.

Samsung Austin Semiconductor LLC must release records detailing its response to a 2022 toxic wastewater spill at its Texas facility, a judge ruled Thursday.

When President Donald Trump in March ordered the immediate deportation of potentially thousands of alleged Venezuelan gang members to an El Salvador mega-prison, he did so by invoking a controversial 227-year-old US law intended for use in times of war.