Former FTX engineering chief Nishad Singh will have to return $3.7 million in illegal profits under a settlement with the US derivatives regulator over his role at the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange.

Kalshi Inc. and Polymarket are slinging weighty accusations at each other as the prediction market rivalry heats up and the nascent industry comes under intense scrutiny in Washington.

Drift, a decentralized finance project built on the Solana blockchain, has been hit by a major exploit that drained nearly $300 million in digital assets from the protocol, according to cybersecurity and data analytics firms.

The American Bar Association’s suit challenging President Donald Trump’s attacks on law firms is moving forward after a federal judge on Tuesday rejected the Justice Department’s motion to dismiss the case.

Matt Levine discusses, in the context of the mega-IPOs that are coming, private markets as the new public markets, shareholder activism in relation to Snap, how to monetize the probability that your small company might become a meme stock, a company’s pivot to AI, and sentiment analysis.

A company that spent $250,000 on a nonfungible token project promoted by Earvin “Magic” Johnson opted to walk away from its suit against the basketball legend and the project’s creator.

Stellantis NV is discussing options for building electric vehicles in Canada with its Chinese partner, Zhejiang Leapmotor Technology Co., according to people familiar with the matter, a sign of how quickly the auto industry is being reshaped after Canada opened the door to companies from the world’s largest car market.

Maryland’s energy performance standards mandating net-zero emissions in buildings were upheld in court after a judge rejected arguments from housing industry groups claiming they were preempted by federal law.

Boeing Co. and former CEO Dennis Muilenburg must defend against institutional investor allegations tied to statements about the planemakers’ troubled 737 MAX, which drew safety concerns after the 2018 crash of a Lion Air jet and an Ethiopian Airlines crash the following year.

Bridge It Inc., a financial technology company offering earned-wage access products under the name Brigit, will have to contend with a proposed class action alleging it charged excessive fees to military personnel.

Estée Lauder Cos. and Spain’s Puig Brands SA are advancing in negotiations to combine, people familiar with the matter said, putting the two family-owned companies on track to create one of the world’s largest luxury beauty players.

Syneos Health Inc. and four former executives must contend with investor allegations the biopharmaceutical solutions company misrepresented its backlog methodology and inflated its calculations in financial reports.

An Illinois biometric privacy law amendment changing how damages are evaluated applies retroactively to cases that were pending when the amendment was adopted, a Seventh Circuit panel found Wednesday.

United Healthcare Services defeated a proposed class action alleging it disclosed the personal health information of website visitors to third parties in violation of state and federal privacy laws.

Drift, a decentralized finance project built on the Solana blockchain, has been hit by a major exploit that drained nearly $300 million in digital assets from the protocol, according to cybersecurity and data analytics firms.

Wisconsin-based Guardian Credit Union convinced a federal court to split a proposed online tracker privacy class suit in half, dismissing eight claims while letting nine advance.

Companies that operate the Kentucky Derby and the Belmont Stakes convinced a federal court that a fee methodology under the Federal Trade Commission to fund regulatory activities violates the law.

Donald Trump made history as the first sitting president to attend a Supreme Court oral argument, in a milestone that went unacknowledged verbally by the justices.

A former Columbia University graduate student who was detained by immigration authorities over his pro-Palestinian advocacy asked federal appellate Judge Emil Bove to recuse himself from proceedings given his past role in the Trump administration’s enforcement policy.

A federal appeals court wrestled with whether it should rule on the constitutionality of a federal switchblade ban, or send it back to a trial court to decide.

An Illinois biometric privacy law amendment changing how damages are evaluated applies retroactively to cases that were pending when the amendment was adopted, a Seventh Circuit panel found Wednesday.

A Texas county and its officials are immune from a false arrest and malicious prosecution lawsuit filed by a woman charged with murder after self-inducing an abortion, a federal trial court said.

US Supreme Court justices on both sides of the ideological divide sharply questioned the historical scholarship the Trump administration relied on to support its bid to overturn the constitutional guarantee of birthright citizenship.

Companies that operate the Kentucky Derby and the Belmont Stakes convinced a federal court that a fee methodology under the Federal Trade Commission to fund regulatory activities violates the law.