Democratic senators including Maryland’s Chris Van Hollen and Massachusetts’ Elizabeth Warren are demanding answers from top federal officials about ties between crypto giant Binance and Trump family-related digital asset ventures.

Zimbabwe has debuted a blockchain-enabled registry that will allow approved project developers to trade the nation’s carbon credits.

The culture clash between Bitcoin enthusiasts and gold bugs is about to be played out in the world of exchange-traded funds.

Law firms that are trying to push forward with diversity efforts are focusing on initiatives they see as clearly legal to avoid attracting the ire of the Trump administration.

German authorities closed down the crypto-swapping service “eXch” located in the nation and seized assets worth €34 million ($38 million).

Alex Mashinsky, the founder of cryptocurrency lender Celsius Network, was ordered to spend 12 years in prison for defrauding hundreds of thousands of customers lured by his firm’s high interest rates on digital-asset deposits.

With her new leadership role at OpenAI, Fidji Simo will be expected to bring to bear everything she’s learned about building customer loyalty — and navigating internal drama.

Fidelity National Financial Inc. prevailed in court Friday against a pension fund that alleged the title insurance giant and billionaire chairman Bill Foley pushed an affiliate into an unfair financing arrangement.

Midvale Indemnity Co. is seeking to appeal a Delaware court’s ruling opening the door to insurance coverage for AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc.'s settlement with investors.

Cattle and oil industry plaintiffs in Texas’ suit against lesser prairie-chicken protections asked a judge to rule in their favor and toss the federal government’s listing decision.

Compass Diversified Holdings overstated its financials and internal controls before revealing it needed to restate 2024 results while it probes its luxury jewelry subsidiary’s accounting, said an investor’s proposed class action filed Friday.

Digimarc Corp. hid from investors it lost a major contract in 2024 that dinged its financial results before a record stock drop, a proposed class action said.

Zumba Fitness LLC failed to convince a federal judge to dismiss a Video Privacy Protection Act claim brought by two customers who purchased instructor training course videos.

ZoomInfo Techs. LLC must fact a proposed class action alleging it misappropriated the names and personal information of consumers to sell subscriptions to its services in violation of the Washington Personality Rights Act.

A Regal Cinemas patron voluntarily dismissed the Video Privacy Protection Act suit that she filed in March against the movie theater brand.

Over the past decade, the software company has become a pillar of US cyber defenses — a position that could become more complicated under Trump.

Bathroom-fixtures maker American Standard negligently failed to protect the personal information of thousands of people that was exposed in a January data breach, a proposed federal class action said.

“To win the AI race, the AI diffusion rule must go,” President Trump’s crypto adviser David Sacks says in a post on X.

The American Bar Association is extending its suspension of its diversity, equity and inclusion mandate for law schools.

A decade ago, when Microsoft Corp. was reined in by the Justice Department, a prominent Silicon Valley attorney popularized a theory about antitrust cases: “The trial is the remedy.”

The US Supreme Court will sit for a special session May 15 to hear a challenge to President Donald Trump’s birthright citizenship order.

Midvale Indemnity Co. is seeking to appeal a Delaware court’s ruling opening the door to insurance coverage for AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc.'s settlement with investors.

Jackson Walker LLP, a prestigious firm primarily in Texas, has hired former Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Nathan Hecht as a partner in its Austin office, the firm announced Friday.

Bankruptcy trustees appointed in Chapter 13 proceedings must return collected payments, including trustee percentage fees, to debtors in cases where a financial restructuring plan isn’t approved, a federal appeals court said.