Cryptocurrency firm FTX won court approval to fully repay customers whose digital assets were locked on the platform when it imploded nearly two years ago, an unusual result that could net shareholders in Sam Bankman-Fried’s fraud-tainted exchange a slice of $1 billion in seized assets.

A new HBO documentary about the creation of Bitcoin has captivated the digital-asset community, with speculators creating dozens of memecoins in hopes of profiting off of the potential revelation of the identity of the original cryptocurrency’s inventor.

Andrew Hinkes joined Winston & Strawn as a partner in its transactions department and member of its digital assets and blockchain technology group in Miami, the firm announced Monday.

Investors added $2.05 billion to crypto-focused exchange-traded products during the past month and $23.4 billion in the past year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Crypto ETP assets totaled $83.7 billion.

The flood of crypto money into English football is continuing, providing an influx of new cash for clubs as regulations tighten around gambling sponsorship, a key revenue stream that will soon fade.

Digital-asset trading and brokerage firm FalconX is hunting for acquisitions ahead of an anticipated flurry of deal-making in the sector.

The emergence of artificial intelligence means corporate boards will have to shake up their membership to better oversee the technology, bringing in tech-savvy recruits that could supplant some directors, a new report by the National Association of Corporate Directors suggests.

A Merck & Co. Inc. diverse leadership program unlawfully excludes White and Asian workers, according to an EEOC charge filed by a group tied to the conservative activist who successfully attacked affirmative action in higher education.

Boeing Co. has started offering workers at a planemaking factory in South Carolina “education sessions” about the implications of joining a union, as a crippling strike at its sites in the Pacific Northwest puts the spotlight on the resurgence of organized labor in the US.

A growing number of utilities are resorting to an extreme measure to prevent their equipment from sparking catastrophic wildfires: turning off the power.

UK’s Manchester City Football Club partially succeeded in a legal challenge to Premier League rules banning inflated sponsorship deals from companies linked to the soccer club’s wealthy owners.

General Motors Co. was so proud of its electric-vehicle battery when it showed it off four years ago, it gave it a name: Ultium. Now the name — and if all goes well, the associated baggage — is disappearing amid a broad strategic shift led by a new battery boss, former Tesla Inc. executive Kurt Kelty.

Meta Platforms Inc. must continue to defend against Nevada’s claims that users under 18 were harmed when the social media platform introduced end-to-end encryption, a state judge said.

The US is in the early stages of an investigation into potential Chinese hacking of American telecommunications companies, according to a top intelligence official.

A class of patients of an Illinois hospital allege the clinic’s website set up tracking software that unlawfully disclosed patients’ private health information.

Mednax Inc. will pay $6 million to settle allegations it negligently failed to protect the personal information of more than 2.7 million patients that was exposed in a 2020 phishing attack and data breach, under a deal given final approval in federal court.

Getaround Inc. collected and shared its users’ biometric data with third parties without their consent, a proposed class action said.

An Alabama Supreme Court ruling allowing patients to sue in vitro fertilization providers for wrongfully destroying embryos will stand after the US Supreme Court announced Monday that it is declining to review the case.

The Ohio Tax Commission erroneously assessed a pipeline at $5.67 billion by ignoring maintenance expenses and improperly considering inflated construction costs, the property owner told the state high court on Monday.

A Salvadoran family who were previously denied a bid at asylum in the US failed to convince a federal appeals panel to reverse the decision on Monday.

Environmental and health advocates in Louisiana met St. James Parish in oral arguments on Monday in what Judge Carl E. Stewart called a “hefty” case challenging a lower court decision to dismiss chunks of an environmental justice lawsuit.

A divorcee’s attempts to call some of the payments in his separation agreement alimony in order to qualify for a tax deduction “conflicts with the law and defies common sense,” the IRS told a federal appeals court Monday.

Hawaiian Airlines Inc. may pursue a $1.6 million refund on general excise taxes the carrier paid under an agreement with the Boeing Co. for the sale of supply parts, the Hawaii Supreme Court held Monday.

A federal Michigan court should certify a class suing several counties for the surplus proceeds of tax-foreclosed homes, the plaintiffs said.