Wall Street volatility abated at the end of a jittery week after President Donald Trump’s remarks soothed anxiety around trade tensions while regional banks climbed. Bonds and gold fell.

The Bank of England is aiming to have new stablecoin regulations in place by the end of next year, as policymakers around the world battle to contain risks to financial stability from the spread of the digital money.

After making its name on millennials and meme stocks, the popular brokerage app is riding its Trump bump into the S&P 500 and beyond.

CME Group Inc. is planning to debut financial contracts tied to both sports games and economic indicators by the end of the year, according to people familiar with the matter.

US bank stocks stabilized early Friday as a new set of earnings from regional lenders was solid, helping ease concerns over credit quality that sparked a sharp selloff.

The family office of Arthur Hayes, an influential figure in cryptocurrency who co-founded the exchange BitMEX, is seeking at least $250 million for a debut private equity fund targeting medium-sized crypto firms.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta Platforms Inc. is set to seal an almost $30 billion financing package for its data center site in rural Louisiana, marking the final step for the largest private capital deal on record.

Revolut Ltd. and its backers are nearing the end of a $3 billion fundraising spree that values the London-based fintech behemoth at $75 billion.

Porsche AG named Michael Leiters its next chief executive officer, tapping a German engineer who has honed his luxury-car skills at McLaren Automotive Ltd. and Ferrari NV to steer a turnaround.

The world’s shipping regulator postponed a decision on adopting a landmark charge on vessel emissions, a shock move that highlights the Trump administration’s efforts to disrupt international climate diplomacy.

Nielsen Holdings Plc was sued in federal court by an owner of hundreds of radio stations, which accuses the company of using monopoly power to force it into subscribing to overpriced local radio ratings.

The cockroach sightings are multiplying. Two regional US banks disclosed credit losses due to fraud on Thursday in a week when investors were already on edge from the twin failures of Tricolor Holdings and First Brands Group, as well as some choice comments from industry leaders about poor lending standards. The seemingly idiosyncratic blowups could be viewed as one-off stories of poor management or bad behavior with little in common. But as accusations of fraud mount among companies that have been exploiting an over-eager supply of debt, the similarities may grow.

Dollar Tree failed to shake off California privacy and pen register claims stemming from allegations the discount variety store company didn’t maintain a functional cookie banner.

Former national security adviser John Bolton pleaded not guilty Friday at a Maryland federal courthouse to charges that he allegedly mishandled classified materials.

Kirkland & Ellis promoted a record number of lawyers to the firm’s partnership this year, topping the previous high of 205 in 2023, according to two people familiar with the matter.

Audible Inc. convinced a Washington state federal court to dismiss the California claims of a proposed class action over the Amazon unit’s use of Meta Platforms’ tracking pixel.

Yelp Inc. must face claims from the state of Texas over disclaimers the business review website tagged to clinics that oppose abortion.

Verisure Plc reported a data breach to the Swedish police after information stored on third-party systems was accessed by an unauthorized party, just over a week after the firm’s blockbuster Stockholm IPO.

Federal courts across the US are preparing to furlough some staffers and curb operations as the judiciary prepares to run out of funding amid an ongoing government shutdown.

Former national security adviser John Bolton pleaded not guilty Friday at a Maryland federal courthouse to charges that he allegedly mishandled classified materials.

The US Forest Service was cleared in its environmental review of a logging project slated for 10 national forests in California, after a federal appeals panel ruled Friday the agency met the “hard look” standard under the statute.

A North Texas fence manufacturer didn’t infringe four patents covering an easy-to-install fencing system, the Federal Circuit ruled as it affirmed a district court that reached the same result.

Luigi Mangione’s lawyers said his federal death penalty case should be dismissed because comments made by President Donald Trump, Attorney General Pam Bondi and other top officials have damaged his ability to get a fair trial.

Kirkland & Ellis promoted a record number of lawyers to the firm’s partnership this year, topping the previous high of 205 in 2023, according to two people familiar with the matter.