SEC Chair Gary Gensler, whose ambitious agenda drew fierce resistance from Wall Street and the crypto industry, plans to step down on Jan. 20.

MicroStrategy Inc shares tumbled after Andrew Left’s Citron Research said in a post on X that it’s betting against the software company, which has effectively transformed itself into a Bitcoin investment fund.

Charles Schwab Corp.’s incoming chief executive officer, Rick Wurster, said the firm is looking to offer spot cryptocurrency trading once US regulations make doing so easier — something that’s more likely once President-elect Donald Trump takes office.

The use of money-market fund tokens from the likes of BlackRock Inc. and Franklin Templeton as collateral in traditional derivatives trades inched closer to reality on Thursday.

A New York judge is sending a letter on behalf of the the Securities and Exchange Commission to the Czech Republic, seeking help deposing a former SolarWinds Corp. engineer who warned his ex-employer of security vulnerabilities before Russian hackers in 2019 breached the company’s network.

Coinbase Global Inc. is ramping up its efforts in the digital-payments space, with ambitions to make additional acquisitions and generate more revenue from the business line.

Byju Raveendran, the founder of Indian tech firm Byju’s, tried to convince a Nebraska businessman to leave the US in order to avoid testifying in federal court about suspicious activities he observed while working with the controversial executive, the businessman told a judge during a court hearing Thursday.

ExxonMobil Corp. had legal justifications for its 10-month lockout of about 625 union workers in Texas, a National Labor Relations Board judge ruled.

The US audit board approved a $399.7 million spending plan that would maintain its current staffing into 2025 while continuing to upgrade technology tools available to its staff.

Investors are poised to get their hands on a suite of new disclosures covering audit firm governance and staffing after more than a decade of lobbying for such transparency about the work that goes into vetting corporate accounting.

News Corp. investors sent a message to the family that controls the parent of the Wall Street Journal, NY Post and other media businesses: They’d like the Murdochs to give them more of a say.

Paramount Global is promising to pay its heads of government relations and human resources $1 million retention bonuses tied to the pending merger with Skydance Media.

A Texas federal judge ordered a former Google LLC engineer to remove the tech giant’s confidential information concerning Pixel software and hardware from his social media accounts.

Amazon.com Inc. and Salesforce Inc. reached a deal to end lawsuits that the companies infringed on a Japanese inventor’s patented data technology.

Proposed class actions against 40 data brokers, including LexisNexis Risk Data Management LLC, TransUnion LLC, Thomson Reuters Corp., and Equifax Inc., were sent back to a New Jersey state court on Wednesday.

A New York judge is sending a letter on behalf of the the Securities and Exchange Commission to the Czech Republic, seeking help deposing a former SolarWinds Corp. engineer who warned his ex-employer of security vulnerabilities before Russian hackers in 2019 breached the company’s network.

Telemarketer DDR Media LLC and its technology provider Jornaya defeated a proposed class action alleging they recorded consumers’ interactions with DDR Media websites in violation of the California wiretap law.

Federal regulators voted Thursday to levy a fine of more than half a million dollars on a Hong Kong-based video-doorbell maker that allegedly made false statements, part of a broader investigation into Chinese devices that may pose cybersecurity threats.

Los Angeles trial court leaders will launch a paid six-month internship for court reporting students and new licensees, bolstering its efforts to lure officials tasked with creating verbatim records to work in the county amid persistent vacancies.

A Ninth Circuit panel expressed skepticism Thursday toward arguments advanced by a Los Angeles real estate developer seeking to reverse his 2022 conviction for bribing acity councilman to resolve a labor dispute.

A man serving a 71-month prison sentence for a firearms offense lost his Seventh Circuit appeal challenging the denial of a motion to reduce his sentence, but the judges couldn’t agree on whether he was entitled to appointed counsel.

Paul Weiss Rifkind Wharton & Garrison, Ropes & Gray and Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton are the latest law firms to matched a pair of associate bonuses.

The maker of the popular Furbo pet-monitoring and treat-delivery system convinced the Federal Circuit it didn’t infringe a Washington inventor’s patent.

Matt Gaetz is withdrawing from consideration to be US attorney general in a major defeat for President-elect Donald Trump who wanted him to overhaul the Justice Department.