Senate lawmakers voted to send a measure blocking a Biden-era IRS cryptocurrency tax reporting rule to the White House for President Donald Trump’s signature.

OpenAI Inc. failed to convince a federal judge to dismiss several copyright infringement claims brought against it by newspapers including the New York Times Co.

Fidelity Investments is testing a stablecoin, as large financial firms continue to dive into one of crypto’s fastest growing sectors.

Dfinity USA Research LLC and its Swiss parent foundation defeated allegations it misled investors ahead of a 2021 initial cryptocurrency coin offering, a federal judge ruled.

Desktop Metal, KKR Strategic Holdings, software loans, GameStop Bitcoins and incorrect cliches.

Four investors who purchased SmartFi tokens to fund the cryptocurrency company’s lending business can proceed with federal and state securities claims against its founder and CEO, a federal court ruled.

The Justice Department partially backed plaintiffs in a price-fixing suit against MultiPlan Inc. on Wednesday, sharing the agency’s view that use of a common algorithm can be the basis for a lawsuit under traditional antitrust laws.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau asked a federal judge to vacate a settlement with a Chicago mortgage lender who stood accused of using racist language to deter Black applicants under a lawsuit from the first Trump administration.

Charlie Javice committed “brazen fraud” when she sold her student-finance company Frank to JPMorgan Chase & Co. based on inflated user numbers, a federal prosecutor said during closing arguments at the startup founder’s trial.

In public, the US oil and gas industry has been supportive of President Donald Trump. But in private, some industry executives are expressing a negative view, highlighting a growing tension between Trump’s energy agenda and the impact of his trade policies.

A federal judge in Washington on Wednesday rejected the Justice Department’s move to disqualify her from a suit over President Donald Trump’s executive order against law firm Perkins Coie.

New York regulators on Wednesday released the first step of creating the state’s anticipated program to charge companies for their greenhouse gas emissions and then cap those emissions over time.

President Donald Trump said he would consider lowering tariff rates imposed on China to secure Beijing’s support for a sale of the US operations of ByteDance Ltd.’s social video platform TikTok to an American company.

A federal appeals court has temporarily paused a Washington judge’s order that would force Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency to comply with evidence demands from Democratic state officials who claim the billionaire is exercising unconstitutional power across the US government.

App stores such as those operated by Apple Inc. and Alphabet Inc.‘s Google will have to determine the ages of Utah users and provide guardrails for minors under a first-of-its-kind law Gov. Spencer Cox (R) signed Wednesday.

Bankrupt genetic testing firm 23andMe Holding Co. won permission from a judge to try to sell information about customers’ medical and ancestry-related data, a trove that is considered the most valuable asset in the insolvency case — and has become a source of privacy and safety concerns amid the company’s collapse.

Three patients of Medical Center Barbour dropped their proposed federal class action against the Alabama-based health care provider that alleged it negligently failed to protect its patients’ personal information in a recent data breach.

Ancestry.com Inc. and 23andMe Holding Co. have reshuffled their in-house legal ranks at a critical time for both DNA testing companies, which have long coped with a myriad of privacy and policy issues.

A court order blocking President Donald Trump’s freeze on trillions of dollars in spending for grants, loans and other financial assistance will remain in place while the government challenges the ruling, an appeals court said.

A federal appeals court has temporarily paused a Washington judge’s order that would force Elon Musk and his Department of Government Efficiency to comply with evidence demands from Democratic state officials who claim the billionaire is exercising unconstitutional power across the US government.

Smithfield Foods Inc., Agri Beef Co., and other meat processing companies must face claims they conspired to fix and lower workers’ wages, a federal judge said Wednesday, but some of the allegations are time-barred.

The Justice Department partially backed plaintiffs in a price-fixing suit against MultiPlan Inc. on Wednesday, sharing the agency’s view that use of a common algorithm can be the basis for a lawsuit under traditional antitrust laws.

Senate Republicans have rallied behind a House-led effort to prevent federal trial judges from handing down rulings that apply nationally, as part of the party’s ongoing battle against judges who’ve ruled against the Trump administration.

The Trump administration was dealt a setback in its immigration crackdown when a federal appeals court upheld a temporary block on the deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members.