As trillions vanish from markets, the smart money gets a hard lesson about the president it was betting on.

The US Justice Department will limit the kinds of cryptocurrency crimes it will investigate and prosecute, specifically focusing on those related to terrorism, drug cartels, victimizing investors and other limited categories.

Billionaire Michael Novogratz’s crypto conglomerate Galaxy Digital Holdings Ltd has received permission for a direct listing on the Nasdaq stock exchange, with trading expected to happen shortly after special shareholder meeting, the company said in a press release.

Legislation to permit the creation of the a digital euro is required urgently as geopolitical tensions lay bare the continent’s over-reliance on overseas payment systems, according to European Central Bank Executive Board member Piero Cipollone.

Ripple is acquiring prime-brokerage Hidden Road for $1.25 billion, marking the largest deal ever for the digital-asset company and one of the biggest in the history of the cryptocurrency industry.

BlackRock Inc. has added Anchorage Digital as its second digital-asset custodian alongside Coinbase Inc. to meet growing demand from both retail and institutional clients.

Billionaire presidential adviser Elon Musk attacked White House trade counselor Peter Navarro as “dumber than a sack of bricks” as a fight over President Donald Trump’s tariff regime spilled onto social media on Tuesday.

MultiPlan Inc. and an affiliate of UnitedHealth Group Inc. convinced a judge to dismiss antitrust claims—for good—in a suit alleging the two companies conspired to reduce reimbursement rates for a New York anesthesia services provider.

The MLB players’ pension office wrongly denied spousal benefits to the wife of a deceased Cincinnati Reds player who pitched a perfect game in 1988, a new lawsuit alleges.

The Friday before President Donald Trump’s April 2 announcement of across-the-board tariffs, the top lawyer for one of the biggest US retail industry groups updated members on planning for a potential lawsuit over the trade levies.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has urged a federal court to let the state enforce its corporate emissions reporting statute while a business group pursues a lawsuit to stop it.

Levi Strauss & Co. maintained a full-year outlook that excludes the impact from sweeping US tariffs that are poised to hike costs of clothing around the world.

The Energy and Commerce Committee approved the Take It Down Act (H.R. 633), which now progresses to the House floor.

Hackers intercepted about 100 bank regulators’ emails for more than a year, gaining access to messages containing agency deliberations and sensitive details about banks it oversees, according to two people familiar with the matter.

Tennessee officials are looking into how a federal agency’s notice of a partial, forward-looking award to support family planning services may affect a lawsuit challenging the funds’ loss, the state’s attorney said.

Meta Platforms Inc. is expanding protections for teen users of its Instagram, Facebook and Messenger apps, the latest attempt to quiet critics who say the social-networking company is harming the young.

Here’s the part most companies already know: The first of the EU AI Act compliance deadlines began to take effect this year in a multi-phase process that will take place over the next several years.

Consumer gadgets that track brain activity, such as headbands promising better sleep, are facing increased scrutiny by state lawmakers aiming to protect neural data.

Skadden canceled all future events for its employee affinity groups following the law firm’s deal with President Donald Trump to avoid an executive order.

A federal judge dismissed a plastic industry group’s attempt to dodge California Attorney General Rob Bonta’s (D) mission to obtain its documents because the organization couldn’t prove Bonta fell under the court’s reach.

Michigan’s law doesn’t require public bodies, in all instances, to let each attendee who wishes to speak orally at a meeting do so, the state Court of Appeals said Tuesday.

The Federal Circuit on Tuesday cleared a generic liquid antibiotic used to treat a bacterial infection in the colon accused of infringing an Azurity Pharmaceuticals Inc. patent.

A Munich Re unit doesn’t owe primary or excess liability insurance coverage for a $9 million settlement paid by a Travelers Cos. insurer on behalf of a North Carolina county and two of its 911 dispatchers, a federal appeals court ruled.

The US Supreme Court bolstered President Donald Trump’s campaign to fire tens of thousands of federal workers, blocking a judge’s order that required the administration to reinstate employees in six government departments.