US stock futures advanced and Treasury yields fell after the Federal Reserve delivered its first interest rate cut of 2025 and signaled that more are likely to follow soon as officials moved to support the economy.

Netskope Inc., the cybersecurity firm backed by Lightspeed Venture Partners, raised $908.2 million in a US initial public offering priced at the top of the marketed range.

The Securities and Exchange Commission approved three exchanges’ request to speed up how quickly they can list exchange-traded products that hold spot commodities like gold or Bitcoin.

Wall Street emerged largely unshaken from a high-stakes Federal Reserve meeting, as policymakers delivered a well-telegraphed rate cut that elicited muted moves across markets.

Hours into his second day of contentious testimony in Congress, Kash Patel, the FBI director, sparked one of the more unusual stock rallies of the year.

Gemini Space Station Inc. shares extended declines Wednesday to fall below its initial offering price within days of debuting as a public company in the US, tracking some cryptocurrency-related stocks lower.

Shares of auto supplier Aumovio started trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange following a split from Continental AG, as the German manufacturer refocuses on its tires division.

LinkedIn Corp. will resume training its generative AI models on information about non-US users after a nearly year-long halt for discussions with data protection regulators about privacy concerns.

Netskope Inc., the cybersecurity firm backed by Lightspeed Venture Partners, raised $908.2 million in a US initial public offering priced at the top of the marketed range.

A trustee administering the bankrupt “anti-woke” financial services startup GloriFi sued Winston & Strawn LLP and one of its partners for more than $1.7 billion, alleging they prioritized the personal interests of the company’s founder over the business.

Exxon Mobil Corp. is shelving investments in chemical recycling in Europe due to what the energy giant says are overly restrictive rules on plastics.

A Tesla shareholder’s bid to institute a “political neutrality” policy for company leadership won’t get a vote at the automaker’s upcoming annual meeting.

LinkedIn Corp. will resume training its generative AI models on information about non-US users after a nearly year-long halt for discussions with data protection regulators about privacy concerns.

Medical technology company Doximity Inc. answered OpenEvidence Inc.'s trade secrets suit with counterclaims alleging an extensive and blatant misinformation campaign, harassment of Doximity employees, and public disclosure of patients’ information.

A panel of Third Circuit judges appeared receptive to plaintiffs’ claims that several Atlantic City hotels colluded to fix room prices via an algorithm, as part of a case with consequences for algorithmic pricing.

SportsEdTV Inc. must face a proposed class action alleging it shared the viewing histories of subscribers with Meta Platforms Inc. without their consent in violation of state and federal privacy laws.

Anton Cherepanov, a researcher at the Slovakian cybersecurity company ESET, spends his days searching for new types of hacking threats. When he finds something, he said his employer shares it so companies and organizations can update their defenses.

United Network for Organ Sharing must face most claims of a proposed class action alleging it negligently failed to protect the personal information of organ donors and recipients that was stored in a database available to unauthorized users for 16 years.

A California public health insurer spent hundreds of millions of surplus dollars in illegal scams to avoid returning the funds to the government, the Justice Department said in a lawsuit filed Wednesday.

The EPA has decided to support a Biden-era regulation that made two “forever chemicals” subject to the reporting and liability provisions of Superfund.

The California state judge convicted of murdering his wife received a prison sentence Wednesday of 35 years to life.

A Munich Re unit is suing an online seller of firearm parts, an associated consulting business, and the owner of both companies over insurance coverage for litigation related to a 2023 mass shooting in Philadelphia that allegedly involved a “ghost gun” made with unserialized firearm components purchased from the retailer.

A panel of federal appeals court judges at a hearing Wednesday mulled whether to revive a lawsuit from March For Our Lives challenging an Idaho state law that prohibits college students from using their school IDs as a form of identification when registering and voting.

Paychex Inc. petitioned a New York appeals court Wednesday to toss state regulations on how professional employer organizations should calculate their taxable income.