Some prominent DC-based law firms known for fighting government red tape have so far stayed out of a rush of new regulatory challenges after the Supreme Court scaled back agencies’ power.

The federal judiciary has sent the House a letter regarding a potential impeachment inquiry into former District Judge Joshua Kindred of Alaska, who resigned after being found to have committed sexual misconduct and lied to judicial investigators.

After weeks of stomach-churning volatility, Wall Street pundits are blaming a burgeoning leveraged investment strategy for exacerbating stock-market moves, particularly right before the end of the trading day.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission will vote next week on some of the biggest revisions to stock-market rules in almost two decades, including how trades are priced and processed.

Crypto asset manager Grayscale Investments said it has begun to offer the Grayscale XRP Trust, helping to send the price of the seventh-largest digital asset up by almost 10%.

A group of Senate Democrats including Dick Durbin and Elizabeth Warren tell Bitcoin ATM operators to take immediate action to protect elderly Americans against financial fraud.

China suspended the operations of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP for six months and imposed a record fine over lapses in its auditing of China Evergrande Group.

Some prominent DC-based law firms known for fighting government red tape have so far stayed out of a rush of new regulatory challenges after the Supreme Court scaled back agencies’ power.

Banco BPI, Banco Santander Totta and Novo Banco have started legal procedures against Portugal’s tax authority to challenge an extraordinary tax that they have been forced to pay since 2011, Jornal Economico reports, citing information from the Justice ministry’s portal Citius.

PwC says it terminated the employment of 6 partners and exited 5 staff directly involved in the Hengda audit work, according to a statement.

Hong Kong’s Accounting and Financial Reporting Council says its investigation into the audits of Evergrande by PwC in the city is in progress, according to a statement.

Pacific Legal Foundation’s Deborah La Fetra discusses just compensation, saying the Supreme Court should resolve the debate on states’ sovereign immunity.

China suspended the operations of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP for six months and imposed a record fine over lapses in its auditing of China Evergrande Group.

Banco BPI, Banco Santander Totta and Novo Banco have started legal procedures against Portugal’s tax authority to challenge an extraordinary tax that they have been forced to pay since 2011, Jornal Economico reports, citing information from the Justice ministry’s portal Citius.

PwC says it terminated the employment of 6 partners and exited 5 staff directly involved in the Hengda audit work, according to a statement.

Hong Kong’s Accounting and Financial Reporting Council says its investigation into the audits of Evergrande by PwC in the city is in progress, according to a statement.

Deloitte Switzerland’s Thomas Hug explains how the Swiss Supreme Court narrowed the scope of safe harbor interest rates and what this means for multinational groups’ transfer pricing practice.

An International Monetary Fund team is in Kenya to gauge the economic impact of a recent court ruling on tax measures and an expanded budget deficit that threw off course a $3.6 billion financing program.

China suspended the operations of PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP for six months and imposed a record fine over lapses in its auditing of China Evergrande Group.

PwC says it terminated the employment of 6 partners and exited 5 staff directly involved in the Hengda audit work, according to a statement.

Hong Kong’s Accounting and Financial Reporting Council says its investigation into the audits of Evergrande by PwC in the city is in progress, according to a statement.

Yale’s Aneesh Raghunandan says students want to understand climate risks, noting that courses teach how financial and ESG accounting are related.

Enduring Ventures should be nixed from a lawsuit claiming publisher Scribe Media violated federal worker protections by laying off employees without notice, a magistrate judge said.

FirstEnergy Corp. on Thursday reached a $100 million settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission to resolve claims that it misled investors about bribes it paid to the then-speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives.