For almost as long as the artificial intelligence boom has been in full swing, there have been warnings of a speculative bubble that could rival the dot-com craze of the late 1990s that ended in a spectacular crash and a wave of bankruptcies.

As a young lawyer working in the Reagan administration, John Roberts once quipped that only Supreme Court Justices and schoolchildren are “expected to and do take the entire summer off.”

Cerebras Systems Inc. has filed to withdraw paperwork for an initial public offering more than a year after publicly unveiling plans.

Coinbase Global Inc., the largest US crypto exchange, is seeking a national trust company charter from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the company said Friday.

At the start of the year, a lesser-known infrastructure company called Aligned Data Centers managed to pull off a $12 billion fundraise — more than some of the world’s leading artificial intelligence startups have been able to secure in a single round. The goal: dramatically expanding its footprint to support surging demand for the facilities that power AI systems.

The rally in tech stocks took a breather Friday, pulling back from this week’s record highs. AI optimism was countered by President Donald Trump’s warning to Hamas and signs of a weakening economy as a US government shutdown extended into its third day. The dollar slumped.

Hedge funds speculating on wildfire insurance claims in California were just dealt a legal blow, after the state adopted new legislation designed to stifle such bets.

Shell’s top executive in the US has criticizedthe Trump administration’s decision to halt fully permitted offshore wind energy projects, saying in an interview with the Financial Times that it’s “very damaging” to investment.

Stellantis NV is planning to invest about $10 billion in the US as the troubled maker of Jeep sport utility vehicles and Ram pickups refocuses on the market that’s pivotal to its profits, according to people familiar with the situation.

Braskem SA, the Brazilian chemical giant, said it tapped the entirety of a $1 billion credit line amid an industry downturn and mounting investor concern.

As a young lawyer working in the Reagan administration, John Roberts once quipped that only Supreme Court Justices and schoolchildren are “expected to and do take the entire summer off.”

The Trump administration overstepped its authority when it fired members of Puerto Rico’s financial watchdog in August, the US District Court of Puerto Rico ruled.

For almost as long as the artificial intelligence boom has been in full swing, there have been warnings of a speculative bubble that could rival the dot-com craze of the late 1990s that ended in a spectacular crash and a wave of bankruptcies.

As a young lawyer working in the Reagan administration, John Roberts once quipped that only Supreme Court Justices and schoolchildren are “expected to and do take the entire summer off.”

A San Diego area city is unlawfully sharing license plate data collected by technology company Flock Safety with police in at least 26 other states, California Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) said in a Friday lawsuit.

A public relations agent who represented Justin Baldoni, among others, can proceed with state law claims stemming from her former workplace’s retention of her telephone number and its seizure of her messages.

A Schlumberger NV unit failed to convince a Texas federal judge to hold the owners of the bankrupt oilfield technology company liable for an $8.9 million jury verdict a patent dispute.

SentinelOne Inc. shed investor accusations that the cybersecurity company meant to overstate a key revenue metric.

California Governor Gavin Newsom said the White House, thwarted by a federal judge in its effort to deploy the Oregon National Guard to Portland, is calling up his state’s Guard troops instead.

A federal judge temporarily blocked President Donald Trump from sending military forces to Portland, Oregon, to quell protests against his immigration crackdown, even as 300 National Guard troops were ordered to Illinois over the objection of state officials.

Unions representing hundreds of thousands of federal workers asked a US judge to immediately block any mass firings by the Trump administration during the government shutdown while they press a legal challenge.

The First Circuit will consider two lawsuits alleging insurers are discriminating against their policyholders by failing to cover popular GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic when they are prescribed for obesity.

As a young lawyer working in the Reagan administration, John Roberts once quipped that only Supreme Court Justices and schoolchildren are “expected to and do take the entire summer off.”

A Texas couple voluntarily dismissed their legal challenge to the Federal Communications Commission’s former school bus Wi-Fi subsidy program, ending the case Friday without a court ruling