Saudi Arabia will look to make good on its $1 trillion US investment pledge through a sovereign wealth fund, which has developed close ties to law firms that recently entered into settlements with President Donald Trump.

Summer Mersinger plans to join the Blockchain Association as chief executive officer after she departs the Commodity Futures Trading Commission at the end of the month.

A new disclosure from prosecutors about talks with a key financial regulator before bringing a case against the founders of the Samourai Wallet crypto-mixing service is creating tension between the Justice Department and digital asset industry.

UK cryptoasset service providers must collect transactions and tax details of all their users from next calendar year, according to UK tax authority guidance issued Wednesday.

Cryptocurrency derivatives exchange D2X will enable its institutional clients to keep their trading collateral with ABN Amro Clearing Bank, as larger financial institutions steadily enter the digital assets market.

Senators in both parties are working to quickly revive stablecoin legislation backed by the crypto industry that faltered after a furor over President Donald Trump’s growing portfolio of lucrative crypto ventures.

A Texas federal judge shouldn’t have let Texas State University revise its discrimination policy without deciding whether it unlawfully silenced conservative views opposing abortion and immigration, a federal appeals court said Wednesday.

Saudi Arabia will look to make good on its $1 trillion US investment pledge through a sovereign wealth fund, which has developed close ties to law firms that recently entered into settlements with President Donald Trump.

Key Senate Republicans are resisting the House’s plan to gut clean energy tax credits, vowing to soften the blow for emerging technologies and nuclear power.

A Palestinian law school graduate who was fired from DLA Piper after she participated in a protest at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law is moving forward with claims that the school failed to take appropriate action when she faced harassment for her role in the demonstration.

UnitedHealth Group Inc. is giving Stephen Hemsley a one-time $60 million equity award on top of a $1 million base salary as he begins his second round as chief executive officer of the beleaguered insurer.

President Donald Trump’s sudden move to lower tariffs on goods from China to 30% from 145% has thrown a lifeline to America’s small businesses who were running low on inventory — and cash.

Wells Fargo Bank agreed to contribute to a $19.5 million to settle allegations that it listened in on customer calls in violation of the California Invasion of Privacy Act, according to a court filing.

Meta Platforms Inc. defeated an invasion-of-privacy lawsuit arising from critical comments made about a man in a Facebook chat group aimed at protecting women from “toxic men.”

Transgender youth can now legally receive gender-affirming care in Montana after a state trial court permanently blocked enforcement of a law banning the use of certain treatments for gender dysphoria.

President Donald Trump’s unprecedented removal of the US Copyright Office chief is on shaky legal ground, as the position isn’t presidentially appointed, and threatens to compound the administration’s ongoing battles over federal workforce firings.

Major law firms are talking with a Heritage Foundation-linked group about free legal services for conservative causes to avoid the appearance of left-leaning political bias in their pro bono engagements, says the group’s leader.

Corporate defendants attempting to save money and tilt mass arbitration proceedings in their favor by switching service providers late in the game potentially undermine the validity of the alternative dispute resolution contract, possibly—and ironically—reopening the door to the courthouse.

A Texas federal judge shouldn’t have let Texas State University revise its discrimination policy without deciding whether it unlawfully silenced conservative views opposing abortion and immigration, a federal appeals court said Wednesday.

Saudi Arabia will look to make good on its $1 trillion US investment pledge through a sovereign wealth fund, which has developed close ties to law firms that recently entered into settlements with President Donald Trump.

Union Pacific Railroad Co. doesn’t have to face a trial on disability discrimination claims by three conductors who were placed on work restrictions after failing color-vision tests, a San Francisco federal judge ruled.

A Pennsylvania health-care facility won’t face a doctor’s revived breach of contract claim alleging he shouldn’t have received a negative job reference, after a federal appeals court affirmed Wednesday that he hadn’t provided sufficient evidence.

A landmark prosecution seeking federal criminal obstruction charges against a Milwaukee County judge must go through the courtroom of a jurist who was disciplined for openly criticizing a rightward swing on the US Supreme Court.

A Latvian national found guilty of a money laundering conspiracy lost his appeal after the Eleventh Circuit said there was sufficient evidence showing he knew the cash he was moving came from illegal activity.