A former Bridgewater Associates quantitative analyst is among a wave of new additions to crypto firm Bitwise Asset Management Inc. in recent weeks.

BlackRock Inc. signaled its growing ambition to bring digital technology to mainstream institutional finance, filing to launch a new share class of its $150 billion money market fund that is registered on a blockchain.

Coinbase Inc. asked the US Supreme Court on Wednesday to hear a case brought by one of its clients, which challenges the IRS’s demand for cryptocurrency records held by the digital asset exchange.

Ripple has proposed a takeover of rival stablecoin provider Circle Internet Group Inc. for $4 billion to $5 billion, a bid that was rejected as too low, according to people familiar with the matter.

Visa Inc. is partnering with Stripe Inc.’s Bridge to launch a platform allowing fintechs to quickly start their own stablecoin-linked card programs for customers.

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin and the state’s Oil and Gas Commission are barred for now from enforcing restrictions on ownership in foreign crypto companies and regulations on digital asset mining facilities, a federal judge said.

Tesla Inc. board members contacted executive search firms to kick off a formal hunt for a successor to Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the discussions.

Drugstore chain Walgreens Boots Alliance Inc and Warburg Pincus LLC escaped a lawsuit from a proposed class of investors on Wednesday after a Delaware chancellor ruled the suit failed to state a claim.

Paramount Global persuaded Delaware’s top court Wednesday to review a ruling that directed the entertainment giant to turn over internal documents to a pension fund investigating its $8 billion acquisition by Skydance Media LLC.

Imprisonment isn’t an appropriate civil contempt sanction against an alleged fraudster who failed to pay the SEC under an earlier order because the defendant lacks access to the money, a federal court ruled.

The probe into the deadly Southern California Eaton fire is likely to take a year or more as authorities examine Edison International’s utility equipment as the possible cause, according to the company’s chief executive officer.

Despite federal policy uncertainty stunting growth prospects, US clean hydrogen industry leaders at the BloombergNEF summit see one bright spot: Texas.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said it won’t enforce a Biden-era small business lending demographic data rule so that it can preserve resources, even though agency leaders have already shut down most enforcement and supervision work in other areas.

A court order barring the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency from accessing sensitive personal information from the Social Security Administration will remain in effect pending appeal, a split en banc appeals court ruled Wednesday.

The Federal Trade Commission faced questions from a federal appeals panel weighing whether to reverse a lower court ruling against two businessmen the agency accused of engaging in deceptive practices.

A ransomware attack on global consulting firm Berkeley Research Group LLC’s systems infiltrated and stole data from several bankrupt Catholic groups from across the country.

A proposed class action alleging then-Twitter Inc. unlawfully sold phone numbers of its users to third parties was properly dismissed, a federal appeals court said Wednesday.

The US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit upheld a lower court ruling Wednesday in a Fourth Amendment case allowing the government to use mobile-device data it obtained from Google Inc. to prosecute a bank robbery, but the court’s 15 judges couldn’t produce a majority opinion explaining why.

A dozen attorneys and judges have interviewed for open seats in the Houston and McAllen, Texas federal district courts, according to two people familiar with the matter.

Elon Musk’s lawyer John Bash, a Republican candidate to succeed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, withdrew from the race Wednesday citing a family member’s health.

Paramount Global persuaded Delaware’s top court Wednesday to review a ruling that directed the entertainment giant to turn over internal documents to a pension fund investigating its $8 billion acquisition by Skydance Media LLC.

State Farm’s legal battle with a chiropractor over reimbursement claims will need the Florida’s top judicial body to answer a question on state law before proceeding, a federal appeals court ruled.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said it won’t enforce a Biden-era small business lending demographic data rule so that it can preserve resources, even though agency leaders have already shut down most enforcement and supervision work in other areas.

A woman found guilty of schemes to sell fake nursing diplomas used to fraudulently obtain state nursing licenses lost on Wednesday her Eleventh Circuit appeal to undo the convictions.