New York mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo worked as a paid adviser to an offshore cryptocurrency exchange as it dealt with a federal investigation before it pleaded guilty to operating illegally in the US, according to two people familiar with the matter.

Megan Jones joined Vedder Price as a shareholder in its corporate tax and estate planning practice group in Los Angeles, the firm announced Wednesday.

Circle Internet Group Inc.’s filing for an initial public offering Tuesday revealed that its new president Heath Tarbert has received almost $30 million in total compensation since joining the company.

North Korean IT workers are increasingly posing as remote freelancers from other countries to infiltrate companies in Europe, putting organizations at risk of espionage, data theft and disruption.

Milbank has struck a deal with President Donald Trump to avoid an executive order as the law firm agreed to spend $100 million in pro bono services.

Circle, slangy wealth management chatbots, private credit runs, SEC climate rules and OCC desk space.

The body that runs global standard-setters for financial and sustainability reporting has launched a cost-cutting and fundraising drive after announcing a budget shortfall for 2024.

The request comes as President Donald Trump touts a “drill, baby, drill” agenda to increase fossil fuel energy production.

Ross Stores, Inc. and TJX Companies, Inc. have warned shareholders Wednesday in in their annual reports that the Trump administration’s trade policy overhaul could harm their businesses.

Vizio Holding Corp.'s founder pushed the smart-TV maker into an underpriced $2.3 billion sale to Walmart Inc. in exchange for lucrative side perks offered during secret talks, according to a shareholder lawsuit.

Milbank has struck a deal with President Donald Trump to avoid an executive order as the law firm agreed to spend $100 million in pro bono services.

InnovAge Holding Corp. investors can sue the entities behind private equity firm Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe in a sprawling case against the geriatric health care company, its underwriters, and others, a federal court ruled.

A consumer dropped his proposed class action alleging Indiana-based Via Credit Union failed to protect the personal information of nearly 61,000 people that was exposed in a January data breach.

North Korean IT workers are increasingly posing as remote freelancers from other countries to infiltrate companies in Europe, putting organizations at risk of espionage, data theft and disruption.

Evolve Bank & Trust would pay nearly $12 million to settle a proposed class action arising from a 2024 data breach that exposed the personal information of around 18 million people, under a proposed deal filed in federal court.

Milbank has struck a deal with President Donald Trump to avoid an executive order as the law firm agreed to spend $100 million in pro bono services.

Automobile insurer MAPFRE USA Corp. and its subsidiary Commerce Insurance Co. must face two claims of a proposed class action alleging they negligently allowed criminals to harvest more than 266,000 consumer driver’s license numbers from the MAPFRE website.

Saint Joseph’s College of Maine is facing a class suit alleging that sensitive personal information of over 126,000 current and former students was stolen in a data breach.

A school psychologist who was offered less pay than a male colleague to do the same job lost her discrimination and retaliation case, despite the jury’s conclusion that she was entitled to damages, a federal appeals court said Wednesday.

The Federal Circuit revived web design patents GoDaddy.com LLC had convinced a district judge to invalidate ahead of a trial but left in place a jury verdict clearing the web company of infringing a trio of related patents.

A former professor and program director can try again to show New York University College of Dentistry retaliated against him for complaining about bias, but a federal appeals court declined to revive other claims Wednesday.

AbbVie Inc. appeared to find a sympathetic listener as it urged a three-judge panel Wednesday to block a Mississippi statute that requires manufacturers to steeply discount medicines to an unlimited number of pharmacies that are under a federal drug discount program.

A federal judge dismissed corruption charges against New York Mayor Eric Adams but sharply criticized the Trump administration’s move to drop the case.

Top officials in the Justice Department’s antitrust division are trying to blunt an agency-wide reorganization plan from derailing major competition cases, according to people familiar with the matter.