Litigation firm Susman Godfrey on Monday requested a temporary restraining order to halt President Donald Trump’s executive order against the firm.

Phantom Technologies Inc. touts the security of its platform but exposes users to malware and crytocurrency “wallet” theft, according to a suit filed Monday by a memecoin developer and other alleged victims.

Crypto exchange Kraken, which is planning to go public early next year, has expanded beyond digital assets and into trading of US stocks and exchange-traded funds through a brokerage partnership.

Investors withdrew $105.5 million from crypto-focused exchange-traded products during the past month and added $29.2 billion in the past year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Michael Saylor’s Strategy took advantage of the large price swings in the company’s common shares last week to purchase $285.8 million more of Bitcoin.

The largest stablecoin issuer, Tether Holdings SA, has become one of the major sources of liquidity in the digital asset market since the crash that nearly wiped out the entire crypto-lending sector several years ago.

Americans for Prosperity council advisory member and former congressman Jeb Hensarling says two firms dominate the proxy adviser industry and skew votes toward otherwise questionable ESG investments.

Agritech venture eFishery was one of Asia’s brightest startups with money from the likes of SoftBank and Temasek. Then it all came crashing down.

The Trump administration followed through on its threat to pull federal funding from Harvard University hours after the oldest and richest US college refused to agree to a list of government demands.

Mark Zuckerberg in federal court Monday was forced to revisit a time when he doubted Facebook would be able to compete in mobile photo-sharing, and decided to buy Instagram — testifying in a trial where the US government is arguing it should unwind that acquisition.

Litigation firm Susman Godfrey on Monday requested a temporary restraining order to halt President Donald Trump’s executive order against the firm.

Harvard University refused to accept a deal with the Trump administration two weeks after the US government threatened to halt $9 billion in funding, vowing it won’t “surrender its independence or its constitutional rights.”

Fordham University’s Atinuke Adediran says Big Law firms helping the Trump administration negotiate tariffs pro bono is a violation of legal ethics and the rule of law.

Businesses are facing dual challenges from a pickup in cyber attacks and increasingly aggressive state regulators who are growing more sophisticated in enforcement strategies, a new law firm report indicates.

An anonymous sperm donor sued Genetics & IVF Institute Inc. on Monday after he started receiving messages from people who said they were his children.

Some of America’s biggest banks are limiting the sharing of information with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency because they are concerned about potential security risks to their computer networks following a major hack of the regulator’s emails.

Litigation firm Susman Godfrey on Monday requested a temporary restraining order to halt President Donald Trump’s executive order against the firm.

Trade groups are calling on the Federal Communications Commission to dial back an expansion of its data breach reporting rule that went into effect last year—and to drop a case defending it—as part of a Trump administration push to reduce potentially overly burdensome regulations.

Fordham University’s Atinuke Adediran says Big Law firms helping the Trump administration negotiate tariffs pro bono is a violation of legal ethics and the rule of law.

Willkie attorneys say the Securities and Exchange Commission’s expansion of confidential review could level the playing field for companies that want to raise capital or expand through acquisitions.

Americans for Prosperity council advisory member and former congressman Jeb Hensarling says two firms dominate the proxy adviser industry and skew votes toward otherwise questionable ESG investments.

Columnist Andrew Leahey says a unified, progressive student income exemption would be a more sensible and equitable policy than the name, image, and likeness tax exemptions some states are considering.

The American Federation of Teachers isn’t entitled to a temporary restraining order in its suit alleging that the US Department of Education unlawfully cut off access to income-driven student loan repayment plans and loan consolidation, the US District Court for the District of Columbia said Monday.

A federal judge in Boston temporarily blocked the Trump administration from terminating protections for more than half a million immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela admitted through a Biden-era humanitarian parole program.