UBS Group AG plans to make cryptocurrency investing available for some private banking clients, in what could become a significant move into digital assets for the world’s largest wealth manager.

Bloomberg Law identified 41 incidents where law enforcement used The Wrap on someone who died. The analysis included an examination of US court records, in-custody death investigations, and videos obtained through public records requests.

Despite a thaw in the regulatory and political climate surrounding digital assets, companies offering digital asset services to consumers still face substantial compliance obstacles.

Prudential Financial Inc.’s Japan insurance head vowed to bolster governance after revelations that improper actions by more than 100 current and former staff cost customers about $20 million.

The software firm behind a crypto-oriented social-media platform plans to repay venture capitalists the $180 million they had invested in the project, underscoring a period of consolidation for one of the more ambitious corners of the blockchain market.

BitGo Holdings Inc. shares pared an initial gain to end 3.8% above the IPO price, after the crypto firm and some of its backers raised $212.8 million in a US initial public offering.

A niche retirement plan favored by freelancers is quickly becoming a hot Wall Street sales pitch, as more and more Americans look for ways to shelter a bigger chunk of their paychecks from taxes.

A European Court of Justice adviser’s opinion involving the automaker Stellantis adds to a growing body of legal guidance on how value-added tax applies to pricing adjustments between related companies.

AI’s integration into software development challenges traditional R&D tax credit criteria, necessitating new frameworks for eligibility.

Instead of shouldering Pillar Two’s burdens without enjoying material benefits, Canada should design its own side-by-side framework so that Canadian-headed groups can better compete with the US.

China will set a lower economic growth goal for 2026 than last year, the South China Morning Post reported, in a sign top leaders may refrain from measures to reverse a slowdown that intensified in recent months.

Two Maryland counties increased their income tax rates for 2026, the state comptroller’s office said Jan. 21.

A large group of New York City sanitation workers have agreed to settle their wage claims against the city for $4.3 million, and are asking a federal district judge to approve the deal.

Washington University in St. Louis’ medical school defeated a researcher’s attempt to pursue wage-and-hour allegations on behalf of other workers but must face her individual overtime claim.

The Idaho State Tax Commission announced that income tax withholding Form 910, Withholding Payment Instructions, and Form 967, Annual Withholding Report Instructions, will be available through the Taxpayer Access Point ...

The Louisiana Department of Revenue (DOR) adopted amendments to regulations on mandatory electronic filing and payment requirements for various taxes. The regulations consolidate and update rules for electronic filing and ...

Slovenian government decides to raise gross minimum monthly wage by 15.97% to €1,482, Minister of Labor, Family, Social Affairs and Equal opportunities Luka Mesec says at a press conference.

So far, California Governor Gavin Newsom has been on something of a glide path to the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028 — should he ultimately decide to run, that is. But a few signs of trouble were apparent during his brief remarks at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Thursday morning.

AI’s integration into software development challenges traditional R&D tax credit criteria, necessitating new frameworks for eligibility.

Instead of shouldering Pillar Two’s burdens without enjoying material benefits, Canada should design its own side-by-side framework so that Canadian-headed groups can better compete with the US.

Ilana Bley joined ArentFox Schiff as a partner in its private clients, trusts & estates practice in Chicago, the firm announced Thursday.

Lately, it feels like President Donald Trump’s government is using every trick at his disposal to improve housing affordability — or at least make it appear as if he’s doing so.

On the one-year anniversary of his inauguration, President Donald Trump declared in a low-energy press conference that America is the hottest country in the world. He flashed a thick stack of pages that, he said, listed his accomplishments, among them renaming the Gulf of Mexico.