Thailand’s Finance Ministry plans to issue 5 billion baht (about $150 million) worth of a new digital investment token within two months, Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira said at a Tuesday briefing after the initiative was endorsed by the cabinet.

DLA Piper’s Jeffrey Tsai, John Hillebrecht, and Aurélie Ercoli write that California’s broad unfair competition law creates a broad framework for the state to use to enforce the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

A new London-based crypto derivatives venue, backed by M&G Investments and aimed at large financial firms, has made its debut, as the recent rally bolsters institutional interest in digital assets.

Coinbase Global Inc., the largest US cryptocurrency exchange, will be added to the S&P 500 Index in the latest milestone for the booming digital-asset industry.

President Donald Trump’s memecoin issuer is launching a loyalty program, according to its website and social media account.

A framework that enables brokers to act as custodians for digital assets may need to be repealed and replaced, Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Paul Atkins said Monday, adding that hedge funds could be given authority to hold their own crypto.

Taiwanese lawmakers revised a nuclear power bill on Tuesday that effectively opens the door for a restart of the island’s atomic plants, a move that underscores a wider policy shift as its energy demand grows and geopolitical tensions worsen.

SoftBank Group Corp.supports OpenAI’s latest plan to turn its for-profit division into a public benefit corporation, even if the overall business remains under the control of its nonprofit.

The artificial intelligence arms race has prompted a contest for America’s power plants. NRG Energy Inc.’s acquisition of a gas-fired fleet comes a few months after Constellation Energy Corp.’s even bigger dealfor Calpine Corp. US power generation deals announced through mid-May add up to $51 billion, more than in any entire year this century save one.

Clean-tech companies that were eligible for support under former President Joe Biden are now considering leaving the US as the Trump administration pulls the plug on financing, according to the former head of the program that vetted the firms.

Shareholders of Phillips 66 should vote for all four board candidates nominated by activist investor Elliott Investment Management in its upcoming annual meeting, said proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services Inc.

Goodwin Procter has turned to Proskauer to craft its response to federal and state queries into diversity hiring.

Cigna was accused of trading the health information of insured people who visited its website for corporate profit in what the proposed class action called “an invasive betrayal of digital trust.”

Netgain Technology LLC would pay $1.9 million to settle negligence allegations arising from a 2020 data breach of its servers, under a proposed deal filed in federal court.

Zynga Inc. deploys deceptive and invasive marketing practices in order to profit from its mobile game players, a proposed class action alleged.

Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor LLP asked a bankruptcy court to let it withdraw as counsel to IronNet Inc., the cybersecurity firm started by former National Security Agency chief General Keith B. Alexander.

Google LLC has reached a settlement in a long-running proposed class action alleging it illegally collected the personal information of children who watched videos on its YouTube LLC website.

Tennessee has amended an age-verification law for websites offering pornography that was blocked on First Amendment grounds, attorneys for the state told a federal appeals court.

Debevoise & Plimpton’s approach of building talent from within is being tested with leadership departures after the firm topped most rivals in guiding first-quarter deals.

The courts are poised to tackle broad separation-of-powers arguments against the Trump administration’s historic cuts to the federal workforce, after a federal judge said the president likely violated the US Constitution.

The US Marshals Service faces potentially competing obligations, as President Donald Trump flexes presidential power, to the executive branch that houses it and to the federal judges it’s sworn to protect.

Norton Rose Fulbright’s Jeff Ziesman and Andrew Adams examine financial institutions’ obligations in cases of suspected elder financial exploitation.

Farella Braun + Martel’s Alexis Loeb says the decision to disband the Department of Justice’s Kleptocracy Initiative will hurt anti-money laundering efforts in the US and make doing business abroad riskier.

DLA Piper’s Jeffrey Tsai, John Hillebrecht, and Aurélie Ercoli write that California’s broad unfair competition law creates a broad framework for the state to use to enforce the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.