A unit of Japanese financial services conglomerate SBI Holdings Inc. is exploring selling a minority stake in cryptocurrency market maker B2C2, according to people familiar with the matter.

Ledger SAS must defend itself in the US against consumer claims that it misrepresented the security of its cryptocurrency password “wallet” devices, a federal court ruled.

Cryptocurrencies recovered from an earlier plunge in a whipsaw day of trading triggered by President Donald Trump’s onslaught of tariffs on US trading partners.

Pakistan has roped in Changpeng Zhao, the co-founder of the world’s largest crypto exchange Binance, to set up a globally competitive platform for digital finance in the South Asian nation.

An independent director’s investigation into the parent company of defunct Silvergate Bank and support for a plan to release executives from legal liabilities is tainted by procedural and substantive gaps, a court-appointed examiner said.

Despite a friendlier environment for digital assets in the US and globally, crypto venture capital activity has largely remained at a standstill.

A former Ballard Spahr LLP employee benefits and executive compensation attorney was denied accommodation for her epilepsy and otherwise subjected to disability and sex discrimination, she said in a new lawsuit.

President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs threaten to hurt clean energy just as much as his direct attacks on green finance and environmental protections. The result will be damage to the same economy Trump purports to be restoring to greatness.

Phillips 66 is urging shareholders to vote against what it sees as activist investor Elliott Investment Management’s short-term attempts to dismantle the company, according to a definitive proxy statement filed by the refiner Tuesday.

The Bezos Earth Fund is putting money into research programs to breed climate-smart cattle as part of efforts to curb the environmental impact of livestock.

More states are opening their doors to the reawakening nuclear energy industry as fossil fuel plants retire and electricity demand creeps up.

Companies in sectors ranging from manufacturing to cloud storage and genetic engineering are struggling to comply with a federal rule going into effect Tuesday meant to safeguard bulk transfers of sensitive data outside the US.

Meta Platforms Inc. is expanding protections for teen users of its Instagram, Facebook and Messenger apps, the latest attempt to quiet critics who say the social-networking company is harming the young.

Here’s the part most companies already know: The first of the EU AI Act compliance deadlines began to take effect this year in a multi-phase process that will take place over the next several years.

Consumer gadgets that track brain activity, such as headbands promising better sleep, are facing increased scrutiny by state lawmakers aiming to protect neural data.

New York government agencies are expanding their use of drones beyond emergency situations to boost their surveillance capabilities with few legal limits on other uses, such as weaponization, according to a report from the New York Civil Liberties Union exclusively obtained by Bloomberg Government.

Companies in sectors ranging from manufacturing to cloud storage and genetic engineering are struggling to comply with a federal rule going into effect Tuesday meant to safeguard bulk transfers of sensitive data outside the US.

The Fifth Circuit on Monday vacated a preliminary injunction that prohibited a community-college focused honor society from engaging in several forms of online speech targeted at its competitor, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.

Cravath Swaine & Moore’s co-head of private equity is heading to Sidley Austin, which has been building a roster of top deals lawyers.

OpenAI Inc.'s tactical win consolidating a dozen copyright suits against it nevertheless carries risks for the company, as the matters proceed before a judge who’s already ruled against the company in key decisions.

Companies in sectors ranging from manufacturing to cloud storage and genetic engineering are struggling to comply with a federal rule going into effect Tuesday meant to safeguard bulk transfers of sensitive data outside the US.

Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta Rush and Legal Services Corporation’s Ron Flagg say pro bono work helps ensure access to justice and strengthens the court system.

McDermott, Will & Emery’s Byron Kalogerou and Meredith Cullen Schwartz say demand in the anti-obesity market and new developments for treating Alzheimer’s disease may spur the life sciences industry to seek partnerships.

Wake Forest University School of Law’s Sarah Morath says the federal response to plastic pollution means state and local governments will be responsible for addressing its spread.