The State Bank of India’s newly appointed chairman said he’s targeting the country’s unbanked population as it seeks to expand amid intense competition for deposits.

Also bond quants, reverse split manipulation, concentrated funds and Tether.

Bitpanda GmbH, a cryptocurrency trading platform backed by billionaire Peter Thiel, is exploring options including a potential initial public offering in Frankfurt, according to people familiar with the matter.

Investors added $3.51 billion to crypto-focused exchange-traded products during the past month and $26.6 billion in the past year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Crypto ETP assets totaled $93.3 billion.

Freshfields is considering expanding into Texas and Boston as the UK-founded law firm looks to continue its stateside revenue surge, according to senior partner Georgia Dawson.

What are Peyton Manning, Dr. Phil, Jerry Jones, and the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders doing at a bench-bar conference?

Orthofix Medical Inc. shareholders sued the spine device maker Monday for allegedly misleading investors about executives who took top roles after a merger with medical tech company SeaSpine and were later fired for harassment and other conduct.

One of the world’s first legal challenges over corporate greenwashing kicked off in an Australian court, with an activist shareholder group claiming natural gas producer Santos Ltd. misled investors on its climate targets.

The head of a major US utility trade group is stepping down after less than a year.

Bankrupt residential solar company Lumio Holdings Inc. has a new deal to sell its assets to Zeo Energy Corp. after White Oak Global Advisors LLC’s proposed $100 million credit bid fell through.

Starbucks Corp. is telling its corporate staff they could be fired if they don’t come to work at the office three days a week.

Businesses eyeing pay transparency reporting requirements in Europe aren’t ready yet for looming new rules, according to a new study.

Federal appellate judges wrestled Monday with how to apply a complex web of judicial opinions in a dispute over whether a sauce-supply company must be indemnified from claimed violations of a landmark Illinois privacy law.

Hot Topic Inc. was sued in California federal court after a hacker who goes by the name “Satanic” began allegedly selling customers’ personal data on the dark web.

Discovery Communications LLC disclosed the personally identifying information of visitors to its HGTV.com website to Meta Platforms Inc. without consent in violation of the Video Privacy Protection Act, according to a proposed class action.

A federal government crackdown on consumer information leaks is threatening new tax code provisions designed to let employers help their workers save for retirement while paying off college debt.

Telehealth-services provider Lemonaid Health Inc. must face most claims of a proposed class action alleging it disclosed the personal health information of patients to Meta Platforms Inc., Google LLC, TikTok Inc., and other third parties without their consent in violation of state privacy laws.

Honeywell International Inc. accused Swiss company Scandit AG of infringing five patents with its barcode-scanning products in a new federal lawsuit.

A Lyft passenger on Monday testified during the first day of a federal hate crime trial that his driver at the San Francisco International Airport asked him if he was Jewish or Israeli before punching him in the face.

An investor was unable to to convince a federal appeals panel to revive her securities fraud claims against Desk Metal Inc. on Monday.

The US Forest Service issued an “unduly narrow” explanation when it updated a management plan for a Wyoming national reserve and its population of prairie dogs, a federal appeals court ruled Monday.

Southwest Airlines Co.'s pilot union can move forward with its lawsuit alleging the company illegally intimidated and disciplined pilots for labor organizing, a federal appeals court ruled.

A former regional account manager working for Novo Nordisk Inc. is suing the healthcare company, alleging it failed to accommodate her disabilities, retaliated against her, and wrongfully terminated her employment.

A man facing murder charges in Kentucky lost an appeal to access sealed details about an alleged witness’s guilty plea in an unrelated firearms case, after the Sixth Circuit rejected his First Amendment challenge.