Iren said its board has begun examining the final reports of the extraordinary audits activated after the legal proceedings involving its former CEO, Paolo Signorini.

His cowboy-and-superhero nonfungible tokens led Donald Trump down the digital-asset rabbit hole. He emerged as a crypto advocate, and now industry heavyweights are lining up to return him to the White House.

Donald Trump said he would fire the Securities and Exchange Commission chair and pick crypto-friendly regulators if he returns to the White House in a bid to court virtual currency enthusiasts and harness the industry’s growing influence in the political arena.

Cantor Fitzgerald LP plans to launch a Bitcoin financing business to provide leverage to investors who own the cryptocurrency, deepening the investment bank’s growing ties to the digital assets sector.

BitGo Chief Executive Officer Mike Belshe will host a fundraiser for Donald Trump’s campaign headlined by the Republican nominee’s running mate JD Vance — the latest sign of the ticket’s appeal to prominent cryptocurrency executives.

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Also Andrew Left, sanctioned invoices, Bill Ackman and Rich Handler.

Several Michigan business associations urged a district court to rule that a law requiring entities to disclose their beneficial owners to the federal government is unconstitutional because they say it impermissibly affects noncommercial entities and gathers evidence without a warrant.

The UK’s new Labour government said Monday it will slash spending on external consultants to help plug a £22 billion ($28 billion) hole in the national budget, threatening a sizeable revenue stream for the four biggest accounting and advisory firms.

Vinod Khosla and other architects of Nextdoor Holdings Inc.'s blank-check merger duped investors into a doomed deal that gave insiders a windfall, according to a lawsuit challenging the transaction.

Jennifer Morgan, who leads the army of operators who keep Blackstone Inc.’s business empire running, is leaving to become chief executive officer at human resources software firm UKG Inc.

The NFL is investigating whether a prominent Houston oil broker who owns a minority stake in the city’s professional football franchise violated the league’s personal-conduct policy.

CapCut, a video-editing app owned by Chinese tech powerhouse ByteDance Ltd., is rapidly gaining steam, threatening to lure users away from Adobe Inc. and Canva Inc.

Employees and customers of David’s Bridal Inc. hit the bridal shop with two proposed class actions Saturday over the company’s alleged failure to protect personally identifiable information after two subsequent data breaches.

Lawyers need to “fully consider” their ethical obligations when using generative AI tools, especially as the tech evolves quickly—indeed is “a rapidly moving target"— the American Bar Association says in an ethics opinion released Monday.

The title of chief privacy officer is fading away, signaling that privacy may not be as important to the C-suite as it once was even as new laws proliferate and regulators keep watch.

Sidley Austin’s Randi Singer and Liz McLean examine the push to change Section 230 and urge that any solution continues to balance online safety, speech rights, and the advantages of platforms self-policing.

Kirkland & Ellis attorneys examine proposed outbound investment rules on national security technologies, noting that technical analysis of transactions and counterparties will be required for certain transactions.

A California employee who alleged her coworker called her an anti-Black slur can bring a hostile work environment claim, the state’s top court ruled Monday, saying an isolated incident of harassment can draw a legal claim if it’s severe enough.

A federal appeals court overturned rulings favoring Zurich Insurance Group AG units in disputes over how policy language on “surface waters” should be interpreted following a Massachusetts high court opinion addressing that question.

An appeals court on Monday remanded Kentucky’s challenge to the Biden administration’s waters of the US definition to a lower court, but noted that most of the state’s claims may be moot in the wake of the US Supreme Court’s ruling in Sackett v. EPA.

A Colorado physician found guilty of fraud after he filed unauthorized applications for pandemic relief lost an appeal to undo the convictions Monday.

Michigan counties can’t get out of certain lawsuits to recoup profits from tax foreclosure sales after the state high court ruled Monday that a case banning the practice applies retroactively.

Several Michigan business associations urged a district court to rule that a law requiring entities to disclose their beneficial owners to the federal government is unconstitutional because they say it impermissibly affects noncommercial entities and gathers evidence without a warrant.