LastPass agreed to pay at least $8.2 million to settle allegations that the password manager failed to protect users’ personal information, as well as offer up to $16.25 million for cryptocurrency reimbursement.

As traditional markets move into the final days of the year with a burst of seasonal optimism, the world’s largest cryptocurrency has barely stirred. Bitcoin is trading around $87,370 and showing little sign of life — an asset built on hype, volatility and disruption ending the year in a standstill.

Meta Platforms Inc. and ByteDance Ltd. were hit with class actions Tuesday from YouTubers who claimed the companies have used their videos to train generative AI models without permission.

Three former FTX and Alameda Research executives will be temporarily barred from officer and director roles after a court approved their settlements with the US Securities and Exchange Commission Tuesday.

ServiceNow Inc. Chief Executive Officer Bill McDermott extended his contract to remain with the software provider through at least the end of 2030.

Donald Trump said he expects his Federal Reserve chair to lower interest rates if the economy is doing well, the latest signal that the president is eager for a nominee committed to borrowing cost cuts as he nears an announcement of his choice to replace Jerome Powell.

Iowa landowners on Tuesday asked a state court to revisit a ruling allowing the state utilities commission to hear additional evidence related to a carbon dioxide pipeline company’s request to amend its permit application.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. warned investors in some of its alternative investment funds that their data may have been exposed in a breach at one of the bank’s law firms.

Louis Dreyfus Co. said Patrick Treuer, chief financial officer and a close associate of the agricultural trading giant’s founding family, died “unexpectedly overnight” at the age of 52.

KnowBe4 Inc. investors have adequately pleaded some of their class claims against the cybersecurity training company, its new owner, and insider shareholders over its buyout valuation, a federal court ruled.

Veon Ltd. agreed to pay almost $20 million to resolve investor allegations the multinational telecommunication company hid an Uzbek bribery scheme and overstated its financial controls.

California has withdrawn a lawsuit against the Trump administration that sought to recover roughly $4 billion in federal funds pulled from the state’s long-delayed high-speed rail project, after concluding it can no longer rely on the federal government to help deliver the system.

Move Inc., which operates Realtor.com, convinced a federal court that a plaintiff’s bid to certify a proscribed telemarketing class under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act was fatally flawed and couldn’t be granted.

LastPass agreed to pay at least $8.2 million to settle allegations that the password manager failed to protect users’ personal information, as well as offer up to $16.25 million for cryptocurrency reimbursement.

The US Justice Departmentsaid that federal prosecutors in New York have identified and handed over “a million more documents” potentially related to the probe into Jeffrey Epstein, signaling a likely significant expansion of public disclosures about the convicted sex offender that began last week.

International law firm Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP failed to adequately safeguard the sensitive personal information of account investments associated with a Goldman Sachs private equity fund, a class action alleged Wednesday.

KnowBe4 Inc. investors have adequately pleaded some of their class claims against the cybersecurity training company, its new owner, and insider shareholders over its buyout valuation, a federal court ruled.

Estée Lauder Inc. was sued by a California man who claimed the beauty company secretly deployed Google and Facebook tracking software on its website, violating the state’s privacy law by collecting users’ personal data without consent.

The Justice Department’s long-awaited rollout of the Jeffrey Epstein files has been a chaotic spectacle that, so far, has largely turned the spotlight back to his previously known associates, including President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton, while fueling frustrations.

LastPass agreed to pay at least $8.2 million to settle allegations that the password manager failed to protect users’ personal information, as well as offer up to $16.25 million for cryptocurrency reimbursement.

The US Justice Departmentsaid that federal prosecutors in New York have identified and handed over “a million more documents” potentially related to the probe into Jeffrey Epstein, signaling a likely significant expansion of public disclosures about the convicted sex offender that began last week.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. warned investors in some of its alternative investment funds that their data may have been exposed in a breach at one of the bank’s law firms.

Florida transgender inmates in newly unsealed documents say their care was altered after Gov. Ron DeSantis was questioned about their treatment by a news outlet in the months leading up to his presidential campaign.

International law firm Fried, Frank, Harris, Shriver & Jacobson LLP failed to adequately safeguard the sensitive personal information of account investments associated with a Goldman Sachs private equity fund, a class action alleged Wednesday.