Bitcoin slumped below $70,000, a level last seen 15 months ago, as a broad risk-off sentiment engulfed global markets.

When President Donald Trump dropped word bombs into a major M&A deal, Kim Hicks of Kirkland & Ellis didn’t flinch. She thrives in tense situations, including test drives of a BMW M4 at roughly 200 miles per hour at a racetrack just outside Austin, Texas.

Brad Karp is stepping down from his leadership role at Paul Weiss after a trove of emails released by the Justice Department detailed the lawyer’s close connections to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

MetLife Inc.’s fourth-quarter earnings beat analysts’ expectations, with higher private equity returns propelling a jump in the insurer’s investment income.

Paul Weiss leader Brad Karp helped Jeffrey Epstein protect his plea deal on sex trafficking charges against legal attacks in the months before the disgraced financier died in jail, recently released emails show.

Chicago-based law firm DiCello Levitt is doubling down on financial whistleblower work by acquiring the practice of one of the most prominent attorneys in the field, even as the Securities and Exchange Commission appears reluctant to pay out awards.

An Asian cyber-espionage group has spent the past year breaking into computer systems belonging to governments and critical infrastructure organizations in more than 37 countries, according to the cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks, Inc.

Barrick Mining Corp. plans to spin off its top North American gold assets in an initial public offering later this year as part of a strategic reset by the Canadian metals producer.

KKR & Co. has agreed to acquire sports and secondaries investor Arctos Partners in a $1.4 billion deal, in a major push into a booming industry.

Alphabet Inc. topped projections for quarterly revenue and outlined an ambitious capital spending plan, far surpassing predictions, leveraging its growth to build out the data centers and infrastructure needed to lead in the AI age.

Tori Horowitz loved her 2021 Tesla Model S. “It worked for my life because I’m in my car all the time,” says the realtor, who drives weekly from Los Angeles 80 miles north to Ojai, California. “It felt efficient. It was zippy. It was intuitive. It was exactly what I needed.”

When President Donald Trump dropped word bombs into a major M&A deal, Kim Hicks of Kirkland & Ellis didn’t flinch. She thrives in tense situations, including test drives of a BMW M4 at roughly 200 miles per hour at a racetrack just outside Austin, Texas.

An Asian cyber-espionage group has spent the past year breaking into computer systems belonging to governments and critical infrastructure organizations in more than 37 countries, according to the cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks, Inc.

Chatbot developers are facing pressure from state lawmakers and consumer advocates to limit the technology’s potential harm amid a swell of private litigation and legislative activity.

The Trump administration is trying to convince the Supreme Court that a long-held consensus regarding near-universal birthright citizenship actually conflicts with the original understanding of the Constitution’s Fourteenth Amendment.

Officials in India are publicly debating age restrictions for accessing social media, a potential fresh challenge to Big Tech in a massive market for users as global debate grows over online harms to children.

Brad Karp is stepping down from his leadership role at Paul Weiss after a trove of emails released by the Justice Department detailed the lawyer’s close connections to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Samuel Tremblett pleaded with a 911 operator to be rescued from his burning Tesla Inc. Model Y SUV after a crash in October: “I can’t get out, please help me.”

The Trump administration announced sweeping changes to the way federal workers are classified, making it easier for the president to fire nonpolitical public employees.

Several leaders of Perkins Coie litigation practices have left to oversee McGuireWoods’ newly launched office in the Pacific Northwest.

SIM IP Inc., a company started by patent monetization executive Erich Spangenberg, announced Thursday it purchased research platform Garden Intel for $150 million.

When President Donald Trump dropped word bombs into a major M&A deal, Kim Hicks of Kirkland & Ellis didn’t flinch. She thrives in tense situations, including test drives of a BMW M4 at roughly 200 miles per hour at a racetrack just outside Austin, Texas.

The Labor Department’s benefits regulator is leaning into the use of amicus briefs under new leadership to drive home its fiduciary-friendly position in Employee Retirement Income Security Act cases.

The mixed legal status of cannabis has divided circuit courts over whether state and local regulation of dispensary licenses violates the dormant Commerce Clause.