A former Greenberg Traurig LLP lawyer who pleaded guilty in November to helping a wealthy client dodge US tax liability must pay $15.5 million in restitution to the IRS, a federal judge in White Plains, NY told defense counsel.

New rules on foreign-owned cryptomining facilities in Arkansas allegedly violate the US Constitution and discriminate against Chinese nationals and US citizens perceived to be Chinese, a federal court lawsuit asserts.

In addition to being the world’s most-traded cryptocurrency, Tether Holdings SA’s stablecoin has been dogged by questions for years over its reserves and use by criminals.

World Liberty Financial Inc., one of the Trump family’s crypto ventures, has discussed doing business with the world’s largest digital-asset exchange, Binance Holdings Ltd., whose founder pleaded guilty to failing to take required measures to prevent terrorists, child abusers and entities in sanctioned nations from using its services, according to four people with knowledge of the talks.

Search engine operator Brave Software Inc. sued News Corp., asking a federal judge to rule it hasn’t infringed the Rupert Murdoch-owned media mammoth’s copyrights with search summaries and tools for generative AI companies.

The Senate Banking Committee advanced landmark stablecoin legislation Thursday in a major victory for the ascendant cryptocurrency industry, despite strong objections from top Democrat Elizabeth Warren.

Rules related to recording debt, such as debt modifications and extinguishments, on balance sheets will be top of mind this year for an advisory panel that helps private companies apply complex accounting standards, the council said in its first-ever annual report.

A legal overhaul that would shift power from smaller investors toward corporate insiders like Elon Musk is headed toward its final legislative test after sailing through Delaware’s Senate.

Broadstreet Inc. withdrew its appeal of a decision allowing a Securities and Exchange Commission probe into its real-estate development plans to continue, which the private equity firm had sued to stop in August.

Meta Platforms Inc. and its subsidiary Instagram LLC asked a Delaware federal court to toss a dispute initiated by insurers over coverage for social media addiction litigation, arguing the suit was premature and brought in the wrong venue.

A Tesla Inc. shareholder suit alleging the automaker’s leadership fostered a “toxic workplace culture” is dismissed with finality, a federal court said in a sealed order.

At the surging number of companies rolling back DEI programs in the US following President Donald Trump’s attack on the initiatives, the biggest casualty has been hiring goals tied to diversity, new research found.

Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer dropped his threat to block a Republican spending bill, opening the way to avoid a US government shutdown.

Cybersecurity experts who worked to secure US government computers from Russian and Chinese hackers have been ousted from their roles following pressure from Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency, according to two people familiar with the matter.

British officials have held private talks with their US counterparts in an attempt to resolve concerns that the UK is trying to force Apple Inc. to build a backdoor into Americans’ encrypted data, according to people familiar with the matter.

Tech industry lobbying firm NetChoice LLC won a court order Thursday prohibiting California’s attorney general from enforcing the state’s first-in-the-nation law regulating how social media platforms collect and use data from minors.

The former chief security officer for Uber Technologies lost his Ninth Circuit appeal to undo convictions for covering up a major 2016 data breach after the court rejected challenges to the jury instructions and evidence.

Credit card payment processor NRS Pay lost its early bid to deny class certification in a lawsuit alleging it made telemarketing calls in violation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

Uber Technologies Inc. and Postmates Inc. can arbitrate a preliminary issue in a lawsuit claiming that they fixed the price of restaurant meals, but Grubhub Inc. must address the merits of the case in federal court, a panel of Second Circuit judges ruled Thursday.

The Ninth Circuit dismissed on Thursday the federal government’s lawsuit challenging an Idaho law prohibiting health-care providers from performing abortions when necessary to treat an emergency medical condition.

Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer dropped his threat to block a Republican spending bill, opening the way to avoid a US government shutdown.

A proposed class action challenge to a Tennessee county rule requiring a hearing on the source of bail funds over $75,000 was reinstated by a federal appeals court Thursday.

A federal judge in New York said he denied Live Nation Entertainment Inc.’s attempt to throw out the Justice Department’s antitrust case seeking to break off Ticketmaster Entertainment Inc. after the companies merged more than 15 years ago.

President Donald Trump asked the US Supreme Court to let him partially enforce his executive order seeking to restrict automatic birthright citizenship, pulling the court into his drive to upend a longstanding constitutional right.