Norway is moving to implement new tax reporting rules for digital platforms and actors in the crypto space, under a proposal approved Friday by the government.

Crypto exchange OKX was fined by Maltese authorities for breaching the island nation’s anti-money laundering rules, the latest in a string of regulatory setbacks for the platform.

Paul Atkins, who spent years advising Wall Street and Silicon Valley giants targeted by US securities regulators, will be surrounded by potential conflicts arising from his consulting work and board positions once he takes charge as President Donald Trump’s SEC chairman.

Perplexity AI Inc. hit back at a lawsuit over a “perplexity” trademark, calling a Texas-based software company’s infringement claims against it a “thinly-veiled attempt to parlay a fraudulently obtained trademark registration” into a windfall.

Bakkt Holdings Inc. overhyped its cryptocurrency services’ stability until announcing large customer cancellations that would hinder its top-line revenue, a proposed class action said.

Lauren Lin is in a hurry. She has less than 48 hours to ship about 5,600 Bitcoin mining machines from Thailand to the US before tariffs imposed on the Southeast Asian country by President Donald Trump kick in.

The Trump administration is ratcheting up pressure on Harvard University with a list of demands including the elimination of diversity, equity and inclusion programs, days after threatening to end as much as $9 billion in federal funding for the school.

Indiana-based debt collection companies Trustmark Recovery Services Inc. and Medical Business Office Corp. must pay $9.4 million in a False Claims Act suit alleging Medicare billing fraud following a default judgment, an Illinois federal court said.

NorthShore University HealthSystem’s $850,000 class settlement with workers challenging their retirement plan fees and funds received initial court approval from a federal judge in Chicago.

PPL Corp. workers’ $8.2 million class settlement received initial court approval, paving the way for resolution of their lawsuit challenging the Northern Trust target date funds in the utility company’s retirement plans.

One of Wall Street’s most bearish Tesla Inc.analysts further reduced estimates for the company’s earnings, citing the magnitude of car-buyer backlash against Elon Musk.

The average woman working in the UK financial sector earns about a fifth less than their male colleagues, a reflection of how the gender pay gap has stubbornly persisted even during a period when businesses pledged to address workplace inequity through diversity, equity and inclusion schemes.

Washington’s lead prosecutor announced his investigation into Capitol riot prosecutions has “expanded in scope” and compared the government’s use of an obstruction statute against rioters to Japanese internment.

A federal judge granted Ross Intelligence Inc.'s request to pause its dispute with Thomson Reuters and allow it to appeal a recent order finding its AI-powered legal tool’s ingestion of Westlaw headnotes isn’t “fair use” under copyright law.

State efforts to limit minors’ access to social media with an age verification gate are likely to find the First Amendment a persistent obstacle, as Arkansas discovered after its law was struck down by a federal judge earlier this week.

Davidson Kempner Capital Management was identified as the funder behind patent cases against Amazon’s Audible Inc. last month, the first time the $35 billion hedge fund was publicly outed as a player in litigation finance.

Check Point Software Technologies Ltd.’s new chief executive officer said the cybersecurity firm will take “calculated risks” that could include acquisitions and a hiring spree to accelerate growth and narrow the gap with its rivals.

LK Law Firm’s Lena Kempe explores how the 23andMe bankruptcy highlights the need for stronger data protection regulations.

The Trump administration is allegedly defying court orders requiring agencies to continue processing individuals under the US Refugee Admissions Program and maintain its contracts with resettlement partners.

A divided Ohio appeals court panel on Friday reversed gun-related convictions against a man who was found delinquent as a teenager because of recent US Supreme Court precedent regarding disarmament.

Jonathan Braun, a loan shark freed from prison by President Donald Trump in 2021, was arrested by US marshals over allegations that he violated the terms of his release, according to a law enforcement official with knowledge of the matter.

The Trump administration was sued by a group of Democrat-led states that claim the federal government is illegally canceling research grants that fund what they describe as critical medical and scientific advancements.

Cases and Controversies hosts Kimberly Robinson and Lydia Wheeler break down arguments in Catholic Charities Bureau v. Wisconsin Labor & Indus., and take a look of some of the court’s recent opinions.

Washington’s lead prosecutor announced his investigation into Capitol riot prosecutions has “expanded in scope” and compared the government’s use of an obstruction statute against rioters to Japanese internment.