The Supreme Court’s summer is busier than usual with the justices fielding a flurry of requests from Republican-led states and industry groups looking to block Biden administration policies.

Cryptocurrency platform Kraken must face a US Securities and Exchange Commission lawsuit accusing it of operating an unregistered securities exchange, a judge ruled.

It’s been a month since the much-anticipated Ether ETFs launched in the US — but investors still don’t seem too interested.

Digital-currency advocates have raised a huge campaign finance war chest. Candidates should ignore them even so.

Hunton Andrews Kurth has added a tier of non-equity partners, joining a number of Big Law firms building the classification to attract and retain talent.

A joint venture between Sony Group and Startale unveiled a new blockchain built on Ethereum, according to a statement.

The Supreme Court’s summer is busier than usual with the justices fielding a flurry of requests from Republican-led states and industry groups looking to block Biden administration policies.

Royal Bank of Canada said an employee it fired over an intimate relationship with its former chief financial officer was focused on leveraging that alleged romance for his own personal advancement within the firm.

Wynnewood Energy Co. sued Exxon Mobil Corp. to resolve a dispute over who’s ultimately responsible to pay the bill for contamination suits filed by Louisiana landowners related to historical oil and gas exploration on their property.

Private equity firm Broadstreet Inc. asked a Texas federal court to block a Securities and Exchange Commission probe into the firm’s real-estate development plans.

A union filed a strike notice against Canadian National Railway Co. just hours after trains began rolling again on Friday, creating a new obstacle in a labor dispute that has upended North American supply chains.

Mesut Korkmaz joined Hogan Lovells as a partner in its mergers and acquisitions practice in Düsseldorf, Germany, the firm announced Friday.

The Supreme Court’s summer is busier than usual with the justices fielding a flurry of requests from Republican-led states and industry groups looking to block Biden administration policies.

Reddit Inc. spent more than a decade known as the internet’s edgy bulletin board, a site where mostly anonymous users could post memes and share wild opinions on topics ranging from investing advice to Taylor Swift’s love life. It was also a service many advertisers tended to avoid.

Halliburton Co., the world’s biggest provider of fracking services, said it’s alerting customers and other stakeholders after an unauthorized third party gained access to some of its systems.

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers failed to protect sensitive files, allowing hackers to infiltrate its network and steal the names and social security numbers of current and former members, according to a proposed class action.

A Clawson, Michigan sushi bar and grocery store lost control of its Instagram account to an unidentified hacker, a complaint said.

MediaAlpha Inc.'s principal financial backers may have dodged $66 million in losses by illegally dumping shares ahead of a damaging report about its data practices, according to a lawsuit.

The Supreme Court’s summer is busier than usual with the justices fielding a flurry of requests from Republican-led states and industry groups looking to block Biden administration policies.

The Sixth Circuit found that a Tennessee district court properly denied convicted felon Erik Williams’s attempt to dismiss his gun possession indictment on grounds that it violated the Second Amendment.

A federal appeals panel said Friday that it needed more information to determine whether the Fisheries Service properly approved new limits on the number of fish that can be caught and remanded the case to a lower court to answer its questions.

Black Michigan judges faced a higher average number of complaints compared to their White counterparts, according to a report released Friday.

A California criminal law prohibiting people with past felony convictions from possessing a firearm is constitutional, the state’s intermediate appellate court ruled.

Parents of Idaho schoolchildren were unable to revive their defeated challenge to local public education fees after a federal appeals court said Friday that the charges aren’t precluded by the state Constitution.