A cryptocurrency casino creator lost about $3.7 million of his investors’ funds on risky digital asset trading and online gambling, a Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement action said.

Senate Democrats blocked stablecoin legislation backed by the digital assets industry amid a furor over President Donald Trump’s extensive and growing portfolio of crypto ventures.

Allegations against celebrities and YouTube influencers for promoting FTX before the exchange’s collapse mostly fell short, a federal court ruled.

Federal rules governing stablecoins would be established under the introduced version of S. 1582, which would allow qualified financial institutions and nonbank entities to issue the digital assets.

Bitcoin crossed the $100,000 threshold for the first time since February, fueled by expectations for an easing of global trade tensions.

Coinbase Global Inc. agreed to acquire Deribit, the world’s largest exchange for Bitcoin and Ether options, for $2.9 billion as the biggest US crypto exchange makes a push into the derivatives market.

A US energy regulator defended its decision to allow a regional transmission organization to charge a solar developer more than $300 million for grid upgrades after standing by the study methods used.

The settlement that enabled AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. to proceed with its 2023 APE stock conversion has withstood another challenge, this one from aggrieved preferred shareholder.

Companies and their lobbyists in Washington are urging Republicans peering into C-suite compensation packages to look elsewhere for offsets as they seek to pay for a mammoth package of tax cuts.

Allegations against celebrities and YouTube influencers for promoting FTX before the exchange’s collapse mostly fell short, a federal court ruled.

The Trump administration on Thursday released plans to slash the amount of funds that public and private sector research grantees can recoup for expenses such as lab equipment, electricity, and administrative staff.

Texas lawmakers gave mixed signals in their bid to become the country’s king for corporate governance, proceeding with a proposal to prevent the kind of shareholder challenge that caused Elon Musk and Tesla to flee Delaware, but backing off a plan to expand the state’s fledgling business court system.

Bandai Namco Entertainment America joined the long list of companies facing a Video Privacy Protection Act class suit over implementing Meta Platforms’ Pixel on its website and transmitting the data it provides to Facebook.

Google reached a settlement in principle with those who alleged that the search-and-ad giant sells the information of US accountholders to facilitate individualized targeting, according to a legal filing.

Nike Inc. settled its suit accusing a social media influencer of infringing the brand’s trademarks by selling counterfeit sneakers.

Background research company Certified Employment Screening Inc. must continue to defend a proposed class action stemming from a data breach that one of its software vendors experienced, although it succeeded in narrowing some claims.

A federal appeals panel’s ruling on insurance coverage for claims under Illinois’ landmark biometric privacy law is directly at odds with a state appeals court’s interpretation of a common policy exclusion, adding to a confusing landscape for carriers and policyholders.

An employee of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency who was leading efforts to gut the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s workforce has now left the agency himself.

Shortly after law firms started striking pro bono deals with the White House, Bloomberg Law reporter Meghan Tribe appeared on our podcast, On The Merits, to talk about how much ambiguity there was around what the firms were agreeing to. Now, Tribe and her colleague Brian Baxter have seen a copy of one of these deals but, despite having read the text, many unanswered questions remain. Tribe rejoins On The Merits to talk about what she’s uncovered.

A US energy regulator defended its decision to allow a regional transmission organization to charge a solar developer more than $300 million for grid upgrades after standing by the study methods used.

The settlement that enabled AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. to proceed with its 2023 APE stock conversion has withstood another challenge, this one from aggrieved preferred shareholder.

New Hampshire insurance regulators can pursue an enforcement action accusing BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee of failing to cover a woman’s fertility treatments in violation of New Hampshire law, the Sixth Circuit ruled Thursday.

An arbitration provision in surplus insurance policies issued through Lloyd’s of London may be enforceable despite a prohibition on arbitration clauses in insurance contracts under Louisiana law, a federal appeals court said.

Two top companies managing prescription drug benefits in the US are fighting to keep Hawaii’s lawsuit against them in federal court after a judge ruled the case belonged in state court because it deals with issues specific to state health plans.