Senators Elizabeth Warren and Jeff Merkley are asking World Liberty Financial Inc., the Trump family’s crypto project, to preserve records of communications with the Trump administration and to provide copies of communications regarding its new stablecoin, USD1.

Big Law is a follow-the-money business. Law firms in recent years have flocked to Riyadh, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi as Middle East sovereign wealth funds turn into global investment powerhouses.

A rare bipartisan deal to regulate stablecoins is now on life support, underscoring how a proposal with widespread backing from lawmakers and industry players can get caught up in the political maelstrom over the Trump family’s business conflicts.

Stout’s Fotis Konstantinidis say auditors should invest in training to adapt to a new audit and risk landscape—or risk falling behind.

An Illinois resident solicited investments, expertise, and labor from five people to create a successful nonfungible token and then stole the money that the project generated, a lawsuit alleges.

EToro Group Ltd. shares rose 29% in its first session as a public company, after the trading and investment platform and some of its backers raised nearly $620 million in an upsized IPO.

Big Law is a follow-the-money business. Law firms in recent years have flocked to Riyadh, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi as Middle East sovereign wealth funds turn into global investment powerhouses.

Kraft Heinz Co., Coca-Cola Co., and General Mills Inc. are among the targets of an anticipated wave of lawsuits portraying Big Food as the next Big Tobacco by likening the addictiveness of ultra-processed food to that of cigarettes.

Harley-Davidson Inc. shareholders voted to reelect three board members, including Chief Executive Officer and Chairman Jochen Zeitz, rejecting a campaign by disgruntled investor H Partners to shake up the board.

Harvard University President Alan Garber will take a voluntary 25% pay cut for the academic year that starts July 1, a school spokesman said.

The airline industry’s challenge to a Minnesota paid sick leave law can move forward in federal court, after a judge rejected the state labor commissioner’s effort to dismiss the lawsuit.

Tariffs aren’t the only battleground to keep an eye on in the trade war between the US and China. Access to Wall Street could be used as a lever in the negotiations, leaving almost 300 Chinese companies listed in the US at risk of being removed from American stock exchanges. That includes e-commerce giants Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. and JD.com Inc.

TikTok Inc. isn’t fulfilling a European Union requirement meant to protect consumers from scam advertisements, putting the company at risk of a fine, the bloc’s executive arm said in a preliminary finding.

Big Law is a follow-the-money business. Law firms in recent years have flocked to Riyadh, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi as Middle East sovereign wealth funds turn into global investment powerhouses.

Two independent agency officials challenging their terminations by President Donald Trump must persuade federal judges who’ve already endorsed parts of the administration’s arguments against their reinstatement.

Omnus Law’s Quintin Saffold says companies need to revisit name, image, and likeness agreements to avoid costly and high-profile losses.

A Russian researcher at Harvard Medical School who has been detained by US immigration authorities since February was charged with illegally smuggling frog embryos in her luggage on a plane flight.

Seventeen Republican lawmakers urged the Commerce Department to prohibit further sales of equipment from TP-Link Systems Inc., a Wi-Fi router maker whose links to China have raised concerns and prompted investigations in the US.

A federal employee union is entitled to a preliminary injunction blocking President Trump’s executive order that canceled foreign service workers’ collective bargaining agreements, a federal court said.

Sean “Diddy” Combs was a bad-tempered womanizer. Harvey Weinstein was a cheater who dangled jobs for sex.

Big Law is a follow-the-money business. Law firms in recent years have flocked to Riyadh, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi as Middle East sovereign wealth funds turn into global investment powerhouses.

Two independent agency officials challenging their terminations by President Donald Trump must persuade federal judges who’ve already endorsed parts of the administration’s arguments against their reinstatement.

Omnus Law’s Quintin Saffold says companies need to revisit name, image, and likeness agreements to avoid costly and high-profile losses.

Gibson Dunn attorneys explain how employers are winning federal court disputes involving California’s ban on noncompete agreements by enforcing contractual choice-of-law provisions.