State and local governments’ data and software security is a top concern for advisers of the US public sector’s accounting standard-setter.

President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the agency that regulates Wall Street has yet to be confirmed, but the sweeping changes to the watchdog from his temporary stand-in are starting to pile up.

Most of the so-called memecoins that are flooding the $2.6 trillion cryptocurrency space will probably end up “worthless,” according to Cathie Wood.

Vanessa Singh Johannes and Charles Throckmorton joined Foley & Lardner as partners in Miami, the firm announced Monday. Samantha Goldstein and Holli Gray also joined as associates.

Hidden Road, a prime brokerage that focuses on cryptocurrencies and foreign exchange, is weighing options including a sale or capital raise that could value the company at more than $1 billion, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

The cryptocurrency and blockchain landscape is poised for rapid transformation: Newly implemented regulations in Europe and US President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto administration have set the stage for bold moves by big financial firms.

B. Riley Financial Inc. missed the deadline for filing its annual report for a third year in a row, delaying its to return to a normal schedule as the firm deals with the aftermath of soured investments.

Citigroup Inc. cut payouts to hundreds of top executives in the final round of a three-year special bonus program that tied their compensation to the bank’s progress on risk and regulatory matters.

One of the world’s largest sugar producers, Central Romana Corp., will be able to export to the US again, more than two years after it was barred over allegations that it used forced labor, government officials said.

Danimer Scientific Inc., a maker of bioplastic straws, cutlery, and food containers that’s touted its work with Bacardi and Starbucks, filed for bankruptcy with plans to market its assets for sale and wind down its business.

President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the agency that regulates Wall Street has yet to be confirmed, but the sweeping changes to the watchdog from his temporary stand-in are starting to pile up.

Many states require employers to provide earned paid sick leave to employees, and employers have several policy options to choose from to comply with all applicable laws, a legal compliance expert said March 17.

State and local governments’ data and software security is a top concern for advisers of the US public sector’s accounting standard-setter.

The Trump administration dismissed two Democrats on the US Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday, in the latest example of the White House asserting control over US agencies.

Louisiana’s new law requiring social media platforms to verify user ages violates the First and Fourteenth amendments, tech trade group NetChoice said in a complaint filed Tuesday in federal court.

The Social Security Administration will add new procedures requiring beneficiaries to prove their identity before claiming benefits or changing their direct deposit instructions, as part of an effort to crack down on fraud.

Chief US District Judge Jeb Boasberg is being singled out by President Donald Trump, his administration and his allies, after he temporarily blocked the deportation of alleged Venezuelan gang members.

The first data center complex for OpenAI’s $100 billion Stargate infrastructure venture will have space for as many as 400,000 of Nvidia Corp.’s powerful AI chips — an amount that, if filled, would make it one of the largest known clusters of artificial intelligence computing power.

A federal appeals court judicial council threw out an ethics complaint by a conservative legal advocate against a judge who condemned threats against the judiciary in a television interview.

A Georgia tax on strip clubs violates the First Amendment, a free speech advocacy group told the US Supreme Court Tuesday.

Sixth Circuit judges on Tuesday questioned what power Michigan would retain if Enbridge Inc.—which operates the aging Line 5 oil and gas pipeline—obtained a judge’s order that prevented the state from shutting it down.

Whether or not it was addressing an apparent IRS error, a company took its dispute to the US Tax Court too soon, the US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit said Tuesday.

Louisiana’s new law requiring social media platforms to verify user ages violates the First and Fourteenth amendments, tech trade group NetChoice said in a complaint filed Tuesday in federal court.

Chief Justice John Roberts’s rare rebuke of President Donald Trump was a message on the importance of judicial independence as well as a show of support to fellow judges.