Animoca Brands, the Hong Kong-based crypto investor and blockchain developer, plans to go public on the Nasdaq stock exchange through a reverse merger with Currenc Group Inc.

Brazil’s central bank unveiled a new set of rules for financial institutions on Monday, the latest step toward strengthening a system that’s faced a slew of probes into its fintech firms in recent months.

Cryptocurrencies remained under pressure on Monday, with Bitcoin trading below $107,000 and altcoins struggling even more, three weeks after a historic liquidation event shook the asset class and wiped out billions of dollars in leveraged positions.

Kalshi Inc. has hired its first chief financial officer, a former Uber executive who is expected to help lead the prediction market exchange’s global expansion.

The start of what’s known as the best month of the year for stocks saw tech rallying as Amazon.com Inc.’s $38 billion deal with OpenAI added fuel to the artificial-intelligence trade. Bond yields rose. Crypto sank.

In late October, President Donald Trump pardoned crypto billionaire Changpeng Zhao, one of the industry’s most powerful men, after he mounted a months-long bid for clemency.

Starbucks Corp. agreed to sell a majority stake in its China business to private equity firm Boyu Capital for $4 billion in a bid to improve the coffee chain’s fortunes in the country.

UBS Group AG sold its first bonds since a court decision raised questions about the Swiss lender’s possible exposure to previously canceled Credit Suisse debt.

The Commerce Department and Pentagon on Monday pledged financing and potential equity stakes in a domestic producer of rare-earth magnets that are at the center of a trade war with China, the world’s dominant supplier.

Kalshi Inc. has hired its first chief financial officer, a former Uber executive who is expected to help lead the prediction market exchange’s global expansion.

Pfizer Inc. accused Novo Nordisk A/S of trying to stifle competition in the weight-loss market by attempting to acquire obesity startup Metsera Inc., the second lawsuit Pfizer has filed in four days as it tries to retain its grip on a deal Novo upended last week.

Synopsys Inc. concealed how its shift to artificial intelligence was hindering revenue from the chip-design software maker’s Design IP unit before releasing disappointing financial results and a 36% stock drop, an investor’s proposed class action said.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s ability to protect sensitive consumer and other data has degraded amid a wave of staff departures and contract cancellations, a watchdog report found.

A federal appeals court found that a Florida judge was too slow in resolving months-old requests to lift her order blocking disclosure of a US Justice Department report on President Donald Trump’s handling of classified information — and gave her 60 days to act.

Three employees at cybersecurity companies spent years moonlighting as criminal hackers, launching their own ransomware attacks in a plot to extort millions of dollars from victims around the country, US prosecutors alleged in court filings.

A panel of appeals court judges likely need more information to evaluate the constitutionality of a Texas law requiring apps and websites to shield children from harmful online content.

Protective discovery orders issued by a district court in False Claims Act litigation don’t bar the Texas-based firm Boyd & Associates from returning confidential documents back to Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC, which produced the materials, the Fifth Circuit ruled Monday.

OpenEvidence Inc. reached a settlement to end its lawsuit accusing Veracity Health Inc. of violating its terms of service to improperly gain access to and obtain information from its medical-AI product, leaving just a single suit left after it filed a trio of complaints against competitors this year.

A Union Pacific Railroad Co. conductor’s claims that disability bias caused improper restrictions on his duties was barred by federal railroad safety law, a Texas federal court ruled.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) intends to sue Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. and Sanofi-Aventis US for deceptively marketing the prescription antiplatelet medication Plavix.

A transgender man in Florida who was fired from the Sarasota Police Department advanced claims that the city discriminated against him because he gave notice of the planned gender change.

The Equal Access to Justice Act authorizes the award of attorneys’ fees against the government to petitioners who prevail in habeas actions challenging detention by immigration authorities, the Tenth Circuit ruled.

A federal appeals court found that a Florida judge was too slow in resolving months-old requests to lift her order blocking disclosure of a US Justice Department report on President Donald Trump’s handling of classified information — and gave her 60 days to act.

Former clients of defunct brokerage A.R. Baron & Co. are at the end of 26 years of litigation, as the Second Circuit on Monday affirmed a ruling that certain allegedly favored customers bore no liability.