Wall Street looked past concerns about elevated valuations, with stocks hitting all-time highs as another Federal Reserve rate cut bolstered the outlook for corporate earnings and technology shares rallied. Bonds fell.

Global accounting standard-setters voted Wednesday to make companies report more on non-cash transactions such as leases, responding to investors’ complaints that it can be hard to reconcile financial accounts with cash-flow statements.

Fiserv Inc. stock suffered a record plunge after the fintech slashed its outlook for full-year earnings and unveiled third-quarter results that confounded Wall Street analysts.

Bank of New York Mellon Corp.and Securitize Inc. have partnered to bring collateralized loan obligations onto the blockchain, the latest example of traditional Wall Street businesses moving onto a system built for cryptocurrency.

Companies are set to gain more insight from the US accounting standard-setter on whether buzzy digital coins can be treated similarly to cash in financial reports.

The former president of FTX US, Brett Harrison, is back with plans to bring a key force behind crypto market volatility to the more staid world of stocks and commodities trading: perpetual futures contracts.

Wall Street looked past concerns about elevated valuations, with stocks hitting all-time highs as another Federal Reserve rate cut bolstered the outlook for corporate earnings and technology shares rallied. Bonds fell.

More than half of corporate legal departments reported using generative artificial intelligence this year, a finding with important implications for their use of outside law firms, according to a survey from the Association of Corporate Counsel and Everlaw Inc.

A Delaware Supreme Court inundated with cases targeting Elon Musk turned its attention Wednesday to the other half of the space rivalry between two of the world’s richest people.

ZoomInfo investors can proceed with claims against the marketing technology company and top executives over statements about sales practices and revenue as Covid-19 pandemic demand slipped, a federal court ruled.

Fiserv Inc. stock suffered a record plunge after the fintech slashed its outlook for full-year earnings and unveiled third-quarter results that confounded Wall Street analysts.

First Quantum Minerals Ltd.is willing to move ahead with talks to restart a giant copper mine in Panama on the understanding that the country will own the minerals, Chief Executive Officer Tristan Pascall said.

Financial-services firm Apex Global Solutions LLC no longer faces allegations it failed to protect the personal information of thousands of clients, employees, and patients exposed in a 2024 breach, according to a filing in federal court.

More than half of corporate legal departments reported using generative artificial intelligence this year, a finding with important implications for their use of outside law firms, according to a survey from the Association of Corporate Counsel and Everlaw Inc.

Consumers alleging that the operator of the National Basketball Association’s mobile app illegally shared their video-watching histories with marketing-technology providers must take their claims before an arbitrator.

Microsoft Corp. has suffered an outage in its Azure cloud service that has disrupted its own products and the operations of several companies, including Alaska Airlines.

Allstate Insurance Co. will have to fight New York’s data breach lawsuit in state court after a federal judge agreed he lacked subject matter jurisdiction over the dispute.

Texas wants to intervene in a League of Women Voters lawsuit that aims to block the Department of Homeland Security from creating a web of linked data systems from across the government to improve immigration enforcement and carry out other Trump administration priorities.

San Francisco Superior Court clerks called off a strike planned Wednesday over staffing and training issues after their union reached a tentative agreement with court management.

A Democratic candidate for Illinois’ Ninth Congressional District is among six people charged with blocking the progress of a vehicle near an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in suburban Chicago.

Consumers alleging that the operator of the National Basketball Association’s mobile app illegally shared their video-watching histories with marketing-technology providers must take their claims before an arbitrator.

A former federal inmate suing the government after the US Probation Office failed to correct a presentence investigation report that mistakenly identified him as a double murderer won an appeal to revive one of his claims Wednesday.

A Delaware Supreme Court inundated with cases targeting Elon Musk turned its attention Wednesday to the other half of the space rivalry between two of the world’s richest people.

The Senate confirmed Alabama Solicitor General Edmund LaCour to a district judgeship after his first nomination to a trial court seat in the state stalled during President Donald Trump’s first term.