A scam victim will have a fresh opportunity to show he can sue Binance Holdings Inc. in state court over an alleged theft of $80 million worth of Bitcoin, a Florida appeals court ruled Wednesday.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects the number of publishable October indexes to be “small.”

Australia’s Department of Finance is asking questions related to Deloitte’s use of AI in government contract work, and about the technology’s role in exam cheating at KPMG, officials told senators during a set of hearings.

Whether “Lets Go Brandon Coin,” a meme cryptocurrency referencing the slogan used to criticize former President Joe Biden, are a security like stocks will go before a Florida jury.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has issued a flurry of warning letters to some of the country’s most prolific providers of high-octane exchange-traded funds, effectively blocking the introduction of products designed to deliver three and even five times the daily returns of stocks, commodities and cryptocurrencies.

Some of the largest banks are working with Coinbase Global Inc. on pilots surrounding stablecoins, custody and trading, the cryptocurrency exchange’s chief executive officer said on Wednesday.

President Donald Trump unveiled his administration’s plan to relax stringent Biden-era fuel efficiency standards, casting the change as a way to lower consumer costs.

David Skirzenski stepped on stage at an event in New York’s Times Square and immediately addressed the $10 billion elephant in the room.

Constellation Energy Corp. is hashing out a settlement with the US Justice Department to pave the way for the closure of its landmark $16.4 billion acquisition of closely held Calpine Corp., a deal that would create the country’s largest power fleet.

Market-making giant Virtu Financial Inc. will pay the SEC more than $2 million to resolve an enforcement action over policy lapses that allegedly gave employees access to confidential information behind customers’ trades.

Citigroup Inc. named 276 staff to its most senior role — the lowest number since 2020 — in a cohort led by promotions in its trading division.

Affiliates of Ares Management Corp., Citigroup Inc., and Jefferies Financial Group prevailed at Delaware’s highest court Wednesday over claims they breached their duties to investors in an under-priced $497 million sale of Smart and Final Stores Inc. to Apollo Global Management Inc.

A scam victim will have a fresh opportunity to show he can sue Binance Holdings Inc. in state court over an alleged theft of $80 million worth of Bitcoin, a Florida appeals court ruled Wednesday.

Adidas AG correctly defeated an investor’s proposed class action tied to the footwear brand’s imploded partnership with Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, an appeals court ruled Wednesday.

23andMe’s bankruptcy judge approved a $16.5 million settlement with its cyber insurers that transfers remaining policy value for the benefit of data breach victims.

Ghislaine Maxwell told a judge that releasing grand jury transcripts from her case would cause severe harm to her anticipated request for a new trial.

OpenAI Inc. failed once again to persuade a federal judge against ordering the AI giant to share 20 million de-identified ChatGPT user logs in a major lawsuit brought by newspaper companies over its training process.

The Pentagon watchdog concluded that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth risked endangering American troops and the US mission against Houthi rebels in Yemen when he shared attack plans on the Signal messaging app, a person familiar with the matter said.

A federal district court in California failed to consider impacts to other endangered species before ordering San Luis Obispo County to develop a flow and release plan for local steelhead trout, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.

Adidas AG correctly defeated an investor’s proposed class action tied to the footwear brand’s imploded partnership with Ye, the rapper formerly known as Kanye West, an appeals court ruled Wednesday.

The Ninth Circuit affirmed a temporary order blocking OpenAI Inc. from using “io” as a trademark in certain circumstances while an infringement suit against it proceeds.

A Nebraska-based restaurant group can ask an appeals court to provide early clarity on the proper procedure for workers to pursue wage-and-hour claims as a collective.

A divided Wisconsin Supreme Court agreed to take up a challenge to state law enforcement’s authority to arrest individuals subject to federal immigration detainers.

An anti-affirmative action group is suing a scholarship fund for Latino students over allegations its exclusion of non-Hispanic applicants flouts federal civil rights law.