New Hampshire will explicitly allow the state treasurer to invest in digital assets such as Bitcoin through a first-of-its-kind law signed Tuesday by Gov. Kelly Ayotte.

Antalpha Platform Holding Co. is seeking to raise as much as $50 million in a US initial public offering, and stablecoin issuer Tether International SA has indicated interest in buying up to $25 million worth, according to a regulatory filing Tuesday.

Citigroup Inc. is partnering with Switzerland’s stock exchange SIX Group AG as part of a push by the Wall Street lender to make it easier for investors to settle and store their private markets holdings.

Software developers are readying the Ethereum blockchain for yet another upgrade that aims to make the network more competitive with upstart rivals such as Solana.

New York County Lawyers Association’s Albert Feuer and James Kobak Jr. warn Attorney General Pam Bondi is trying to turn DOJ into a law firm for the president.

Figment is looking for acquisition targets, potentially extending a flurry of dealmaking in the digital-assets space triggered by President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto agenda.

C-Suite executives are eying spending cuts this second quarter following supply chain disruptions and expectations of reduced demand due to tariffs, according to a Gartner study.

A shareholder suit over the 2016 deal that formed Willis Towers Watson Plc sought compensatory damages over inadequate disclosures, not insufficient deal value, and should be covered by insurance, the global broker and advisory firm told a federal appeals court.

Credit Suisse Group AG has persuaded a federal court to stop investors from putting forth a new theory in their suit over the 2018 collapse of volatility-based notes.

Denso International America Inc.on Tuesday defeated a Sixth Circuit appeal by a proposed class of workers who say fees are too high in the automotive component manufacturer’s retirement plan.

Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder, who’s serving 20 years for a racketeering conspiracy involving FirstEnergy Corp., won’t get another shot to try to prove his innocence at trial, the Sixth Circuit ruled Tuesday.

Sam Altman’s reputation for spin was out in full force this week in a published “letter to employees” announcing that he was abandoning plans to turn OpenAI into a for-profit company. Instead, it will “continue to be overseen and controlled” by its nonprofit board.

C-Suite executives are eying spending cuts this second quarter following supply chain disruptions and expectations of reduced demand due to tariffs, according to a Gartner study.

Some current and former students who sued Saint Joseph’s College of Maine over failing to protect their personal information from a cyberattack are taking their proposed class actions to state court.

Commercial-cleaning franchise company Jani-King International Inc. is facing five proposed class actions alleging it negligently failed to protect the personal information of thousands of people in a 2024 data breach.

An Experian Plc unit lost its bid to shake a Biden-era lawsuit claiming the credit reporting giant failed to ensure the accuracy and completeness of information on consumers supplied by companies.

Todd Snyder Inc. will pay $345,178 and change its privacy practices under a settlement for allegedly violating the California Consumer Privacy Act, the state privacy regulator announced Tuesday.

New York County Lawyers Association’s Albert Feuer and James Kobak Jr. warn Attorney General Pam Bondi is trying to turn DOJ into a law firm for the president.

A shareholder suit over the 2016 deal that formed Willis Towers Watson Plc sought compensatory damages over inadequate disclosures, not insufficient deal value, and should be covered by insurance, the global broker and advisory firm told a federal appeals court.

Two former Justice Department litigators opened a new law firm to represent fired federal workers.

A union’s legal challenge to the National Labor Relations Board’s regulation for joint employment finalized during the first Trump administration is on track to be decided by a circuit court.

Denso International America Inc.on Tuesday defeated a Sixth Circuit appeal by a proposed class of workers who say fees are too high in the automotive component manufacturer’s retirement plan.

The D.C. Circuit on Tuesday grappled with how recent executive orders informed whether the Interior Department’s analysis was sufficient when approving oil and gas lease sales in the Gulf of Mexico.

Former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder, who’s serving 20 years for a racketeering conspiracy involving FirstEnergy Corp., won’t get another shot to try to prove his innocence at trial, the Sixth Circuit ruled Tuesday.