The global stock rally hit a speed bump as earnings from artificial-intelligence bellwether Palantir Technologies Inc. failed to impress and Wall Street executives warned of rich valuations.

The best paid legal executives at the biggest public companies increasingly have something in common, even beyond total compensation that can top $30 million: They wear many hats.

Everybody was out to get Sam Bankman-Fried after the collapse of his cryptocurrency exchange in 2022. At least that’s what his lawyers will tell an appeals court Tuesday as the FTX co-founder seeks to reverse his fraud conviction and 25-year prison sentence.

Crypto exchanges are putting systems in place for collecting extensive user data for EU and UK tax authorities from January 2026, while their users may opt to use different systems to avoid the increased scrutiny.

Animoca Brands, the Hong Kong-based crypto investor and blockchain developer, plans to go public on the Nasdaq stock exchange through a reverse merger with Currenc Group Inc.

Brazil’s central bank unveiled a new set of rules for financial institutions on Monday, the latest step toward strengthening a system that’s faced a slew of probes into its fintech firms in recent months.

Nvidia Corp. and Deutsche Telekom AG are building a €1 billion ($1.2 billion) data center in Germany to bolster infrastructure in Europe that can power complex artificial intelligence systems.

First Brands Group sued founder Patrick James for allegedly misappropriating hundreds of millions of dollars from the US automotive supplier which collapsed into bankruptcy in September.

TPG Inc. agreed to buy a 70% equity stake in Australasia bus operator Kinetic Group.

The US has a baffling two-tier system of rules for its companies. Public companies are buried in regulation while little is demanded of comparably sized private businesses. The Securities and Exchange Commission, under the new leadership of Chair Paul Atkins, is set to relax disclosure requirements for public companies. It should take the opportunity to apply the same standard to all big US companies, even those staying private.

The next stage of Europe’s climate transition hangs in the balance, with ministers meeting in Brussels to hash out a deal on the emissions cuts they expect to deliver in the next decade.

The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund voted against Tesla Inc.’s unprecedented stock award to Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk in the biggest show of opposition yet by a major shareholder.

A wave of state laws aimed at protecting kids is pushing small and medium-sized software developers into the middle a of a battle between app stores and social media giants over who is responsible for verifying user ages.

The best paid legal executives at the biggest public companies increasingly have something in common, even beyond total compensation that can top $30 million: They wear many hats.

Chen Zhi, the accused mastermind of a worldwide scammer network, is now on the run. But there are more like him.

As voters across the US from New York City to New Jersey and Virginia prepare to cast ballots Tuesday, election officials are operating with sharply reduced support from a federal government agency that had previously helped states and localities counter bomb threats and cyberattacks.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s ability to protect sensitive consumer and other data has degraded amid a wave of staff departures and contract cancellations, a watchdog report found.

A federal appeals court found that a Florida judge was too slow in resolving months-old requests to lift her order blocking disclosure of a US Justice Department report on President Donald Trump’s handling of classified information — and gave her 60 days to act.

Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, and the US Labor Department are aligned in an emerging legal battle that is poised to shift the landscape governing lucrative financial adviser compensation agreements.

The best paid legal executives at the biggest public companies increasingly have something in common, even beyond total compensation that can top $30 million: They wear many hats.

A blog post attacking the legal basis behind President Donald Trump’s tariffs helped set in motion a lawsuit central to the dispute over presidential power that will be considered by the US Supreme Court.

The SEC is putting foreign issuers, and China in particular, in focus as it tries to balance encouraging foreign participation and protecting domestic investors.

Litigation financing is an important tool for small businesses and entrepreneurs to protect their intellectual property from deep-pocketed interests that try to swallow up the hard work of others.

The Washington Supreme Court has interpreted the state’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act to ban false or misleading information in email subject lines, which could lead to increased litigation risks for businesses using email to drive sales.