Wall Street left stocks near a record despite calls for a break after a $15 trillion rally from April lows, with traders awaiting a handful of Federal Reserve speakers and a key inflation measure this week.

The United Arab Emirates will join over 50 other countries in automatically exchanging tax-related information on crypto-asset activities.

The UK and US will establish a taskforce designed to boost collaboration on capital markets and digital assets, part of a flurry of initiatives announced as part of President Donald Trump’s state visit to the UK last week.

Strive Inc., co-founded by former US presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, agreed to acquire Semler Scientific Inc. in an all-stock deal, marking a new stage of consolidation among Bitcoin accumulators.

Investors added $8.07 billion to crypto-focused exchange-traded products during the past month and $64.2 billion in the past year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Crypto ETP assets totaled $229.5 billion.

MetLife Inc. expects third-period income from its private equity and real estate investments to meet its quarterly target for the first time this year, according to a filing Monday.

A former Ball State University employee sued President Geoffrey S. Mearns alleging she was fired for exercising her First Amendment rights after expressing her views on a private Facebook post on the death of political commentator Charlie Kirk.

Seth Barsky joined Bracewell LLP as a partner in its environment, lands and resources department in Washington, DC, the firm announced Monday.

Freddie Mac, the government-sponsored housing finance enterprise, said Monday that Matthew Abrusci has joined the company as general counsel, executive vice president and corporate secretary.

Former Parsec Inc. employees have revamped their proposed $615,000 settlement of a lawsuit against their former union’s benefit plans, in an effort to fix issues that previously prompted a federal judge to nix the deal.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro said his state would leave America’s biggest power grid if its operator won’t make changes to rein in surging energy bills.

Belgian lender KBC Group NV is evaluating a potential acquisition of state-backed Dutch rival ABN Amro Bank NV as it looks at ways to bolster its European footprint, people with knowledge of the matter said.

The Justice Department opened its offensive to force a breakup of Alphabet Inc.’s Google Monday in court before the Virginia federal judge who ruled the search giant illegally monopolized advertising technology markets.

Barclays Bank succeeded in compelling a credit card holder to arbitrate proposed class claims stemming from allegations the financial institution chose to share customer interactions on its website with Meta Platforms.

The chairman of the House China committee called on Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to investigate Chinese electronics and phone accessory manufacturer Anker Innovations Technology Co. for what he called unfair pricing and possible illegal evasion of US tariffs.

Sojern Inc. convinced a federal judge to dismiss class wiretap claims made by a Hilton and Marriott patron who said the travel marketing platform tracked her communications with the hotel websites.

Airlines face a problem in setting prices: Earning a profit requires them to fill planes, while customers are searching for the best price. Enter dynamic pricing—also known as personalized, or surveillance pricing—which sets fares based on how much you are willing to pay.

Oracle Corp. would recreate and provide security for a new US version of TikTok’s algorithm under a deal taking shape to sell the popular Chinese-owned app to a consortium of American investors, a White House official said, addressing a key concern raised by lawmakers in Washington.

The Justice Department opened its offensive to force a breakup of Alphabet Inc.’s Google Monday in court before the Virginia federal judge who ruled the search giant illegally monopolized advertising technology markets.

Seth Barsky joined Bracewell LLP as a partner in its environment, lands and resources department in Washington, DC, the firm announced Monday.

Barclays Bank succeeded in compelling a credit card holder to arbitrate proposed class claims stemming from allegations the financial institution chose to share customer interactions on its website with Meta Platforms.

The US Treasury sanctioned the wife of Brazil Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes under the Magnitsky Act, two months after targeting Moraes himself. The nation’s assets extended losses after the announcement.

Freddie Mac, the government-sponsored housing finance enterprise, said Monday that Matthew Abrusci has joined the company as general counsel, executive vice president and corporate secretary.

Cruise line industry groups’ lawsuit accusing Hawaii of imposing an unconstitutional tax on short-term accommodations should be dismissed because the law bars federal courts from intervening in state tax matters, state and county authorities said.