President Donald Trump pledged to support legislative efforts to form a regulatory framework for stablecoins on Friday, after ordering the creation of a US strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a separate stockpile of other digital assets.

Cryptocurrency exchange Kraken is readying to go public amid a friendlier regulatory climate in the US under President Donald Trump.

Republicans have about two more months to overturn Biden administration regulations without Democratic support using the Congressional Review Act.

The Trump administration’s push to cull the federal workforce will likely leave the Securities and Exchange Commission with less robust infrastructure to pursue enforcement through its satellite offices, as the agency targets regional directors for potential removal.

An Internal Revenue Service rule requiring decentralized crypto exchanges to report tax information would be repealed through the Congressional Review Act by H. J. Res. 25.

Texas took a step toward becoming one of the first states to create a cryptocurrency stockpile as the state Senate approved a proposal to create a “strategic Bitcoin reserve.”

Boeing Co. must face a class of investors certified Friday to sue over allegations that it defrauded shareholders about aircraft safety and the company’s safety procedures.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has told state regulators to go back to the drawing board on sweeping rules that would drastically reduce single-use plastics, citing concerns over the measure’s cost.

The Trump administration is canceling $400 million in federal grants and contracts to Columbia University, citing antisemitism complaints by Jewish students since the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas on Israel.

A group of pension funds came out Friday against a proposed overhaul of Delaware corporate law, saying it would gut shareholder rights while giving powerful insiders carte blanche to loot public companies.

Boeing Co.’s new Chief Executive Officer Kelly Ortberg received $18.4 million in total compensation for the five months he spent on the job in 2024 — although he won’t be able to cash in on much of the award for years, the company said in a filing Friday.

President Donald Trump’s company sued Capital One Financial Corp., accusing it of illegally “de-banking” him for political reasons by abruptly canceling hundreds of accounts for his sprawling real estate business after his first term ended in 2021.

Meta Platforms Inc. was unable to escape legal claims that it violated copyright law by removing copyright notices attached to millions of books used to train its generative AI model called Llama.

The California Privacy Protection Agency’s board voted Friday to start rulemaking on draft regulations that will establish a one-stop mechanism for state residents to more easily delete personal data held by data brokers.

ByteDance Ltd. has asked a San Francisco federal court to impose $6.2 million in sanctions against a pair to attorneys representing a whistleblower whose legal case against the Chinese tech conglomerate fell apart last year.

Dropbox Inc. disclosed in a securities filing Friday that its chief legal officer Bart Volkmer will leave as of March 28 and be succeeded by William Yoon.

Florida-based Orlando Health Inc. must face most claims of a proposed class action alleging it illegally shared patients’ health information without their consent with Meta Platforms Inc., Google LLC, and other tech companies.

Indiana-based Via Credit Union negligently failed to protect the personal information of nearly 61,000 people that was exposed in a January data breach, a proposed federal class action said.

New York Mayor Eric Adams moved a step closer to being free from the threat of criminal charges with the judge overseeing his corruption case being urged to permanently dismiss it by a lawyer appointed to advise him.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order that restricts eligibility for a government-run student loan forgiveness program, targeting individuals whose work for nonprofit organizations clashes with the administration’s immigration and other policies.

Nelly’s childhood friend failed to properly serve Universal Music Group and other corporations when he sued him, requiring their dismissal from his copyright infringement suit, a district court ruled Friday.

The Boeing Co. disclosed late Friday that its global compliance leader and chief legal officer Brett Gerry received $4.4 million in total compensation last year, about half of what he earned in fiscal 2023.

ByteDance Ltd. has asked a San Francisco federal court to impose $6.2 million in sanctions against a pair to attorneys representing a whistleblower whose legal case against the Chinese tech conglomerate fell apart last year.

A research and technology park affiliated with the University of New Orleans is entitled to a full property tax exemption for four buildings because they are used for a public purpose, a Louisiana appeals court ruled.