OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman pushed back at the idea that the company would seek federal guarantees to reduce the risk of its AI infrastructure spending spree, one day after a top executive at the ChatGPT maker suggested there may be a role for the government to help finance the technology.

Volatility lashed Wall Street, with strong evidence of a cooling labor market pushing high-valuation tech stocks and crypto to big losses while bonds rallied on bets the Federal Reserve will cut rates.

Is 2025 a possible “ChatGPT moment” for stablecoins? It might be, though given the glacial pace at which the new payment technology is making inroads into everyday shopping, it might be easy to miss the change.

Meta Platforms Inc., ByteDance Ltd., Alphabet Inc. and Snap Inc. must face trial over claims that they designed social media platforms to addict youths, a judge ruled, clearing the way for the first of thousands of cases to be presented to juries.

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A co-founder of cryptocurrency mixer Samourai Wallet was ordered to spend five years behind bars for running a business that laundered hundreds of millions of dollars from illegal dark web transactions and fraud schemes.

Chris Sacca’s venture firm is doubling down on fusion as it seeks to raise a new fund dedicated to the next-gen nuclear technology.

An insurance salesman who allegedly facilitated a fraudulent investment scheme by falsely claiming he was connected to the Qatari royal family must pay $1 million in disgorgement and penalties following a default judgment in the SEC’s suit against him.

Private companies are raising funds from investors in multibillion-dollar rounds at a quicker pace than those opting for similarly sized US IPOs, as public markets struggle to attract fast-growing artificial intelligence startups and aspiring-tech giants.

Philip Morris International Inc. badly mismanaged and ultimately walked away from a lifesaving inhalable version of aspirin it acquired that could have transformed heart attack interventions, according to a lawsuit unsealed Thursday.

EchoStar Corp. reported a $16.5 billion impairment charge and agreed to sell more spectrum licenses to Elon Musk’s SpaceX for $2.6 billion as it works to unwind parts of its 5G wireless network.

First Brands Group lawyers said the company needs access to its roughly $600 million of remaining bankruptcy financing to keep the auto-parts firm from shutting down immediately.

TikTok Inc. will likely have to defend against consumer claims that it collected and used children’s data without parental consent, a federal court said in a tentative ruling.

Meta Platforms Inc., ByteDance Ltd., Alphabet Inc. and Snap Inc. must face trial over claims that they designed social media platforms to addict youths, a judge ruled, clearing the way for the first of thousands of cases to be presented to juries.

DNI Emerging Technologies LLC will move forward with a $68 million contract to provide the US Army with systems engineering and program management support services, the US Court of Federal Claims said.

President Donald Trump could get a fresh review of his so-called hush money case in New York after an appeals court ruling, creating a new opportunity for the verdict to be tossed out.

TransUnion won an early exit from a Biden-era Consumer Financial Protection Bureau administrative enforcement action over alleged false statements about placing and lifting security freezes and locks on consumer credit reports.

A Mueller Water Products Inc. unit won a judgment that its smart water meters don’t infringe a Rein Tech Inc. patent for leak-detecting home water systems, ending their seven-year federal lawsuit a week before a scheduled jury trial.

A divided US Supreme Court dealt a fresh blow to transgender rights, temporarily reviving a Trump administration policy that generally requires new passports to reflect the sex on the holder’s birth certificate.

A federal judge said he is withholding approval of Google’s antitrust settlement with Epic Games Inc. until he is satisfied the pact over mobile app distribution benefits consumers and boosts competition.

The US Supreme Court should review a lower court’s decision preventing an anti-nuclear nonprofit from challenging the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s license for a nuclear waste storage site in New Mexico, the nonprofit says.

TikTok Inc. will likely have to defend against consumer claims that it collected and used children’s data without parental consent, a federal court said in a tentative ruling.

A federal jury found a former Justice Department employee not guilty of misdemeanor assault over a viral incident in which he threw a sandwich at a Customs and Border Protection officer.

Larry Klayman, the founder of Judicial Watch, has been suspended for two years by the Florida Supreme Court for violating conflict rules, including by representing clients opposed to his former organization.