Up 9.5% one day, down 3.5% the next: Investors expect those kind of oscillations from equity markets in emerging economies or the notoriously turbulent Bitcoin, not Corporate America.

President Donald Trump signed legislation to block an Internal Revenue Service rule that would have forced some cryptocurrency brokers to provide tax information on transactions conducted on their platforms, delivering another victory to the digital asset industry he has vowed to champion in office.

At least three of the world’s largest law firms are discussing a joint deal with the Trump administration to avoid punitive executive orders.

Wealthy Indonesians are shifting hundreds of millions of dollars offshore amid mounting concerns over President Prabowo Subianto’s fiscal discipline and the country’s economic stability.

It was late 2014 when Timothy Yang’s pension balance hit rock bottom. The meager contributions from his low-wage job at a fast-food restaurant in Melbourne were no match for the fees quietly draining his retirement savings. He stuck with the fund, but a decade later had just over A$20,000 ($12,500) saved.

Australia’s financial crime watchdog has for the first time revealed a A$750 million ($460 million) property splurge linked to international fugitives, showing just how attractive local real estate has become for the criminal set.

Susman Godfrey is the latest major law firm to take the Trump administration to court over an executive order aimed at its attorneys.

US companies must explain to shareholders why executives were not forced to give up bonuses as a result of an accounting misstatement, SEC staff said in new guidance published Friday.

Meta Platforms Inc. has added two new people to its board of directors — Dina Powell McCormick,a key former adviser to President Donald Trump, and Patrick Collison,the chief executive officer of Stripe, a financial technology company.

Biden-era antitrust rulings that barred two prominent oil executives from serving on the boards of the biggest US oil companies are being challenged.

A Simpson Thacher & Bartlett associate quit his job after the law firm reached a deal with President Donald Trump to provide $125 million in legal work.

President Donald Trump invoked a law called the International Emergency Economic Powers Act on April 2 to set a blanket 10% tariff on all imports and, initially, additional duties on almost 60 countries that have the largest trade surpluses with the US. At least two lawsuits have been launched that challenge Trump’s use of the act.

Susman Godfrey is the latest major law firm to take the Trump administration to court over an executive order aimed at its attorneys.

A new member of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency can access payment system data at the US Department of Treasury, a federal judge ruled Friday, finding he was properly trained on privacy rules.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau plans to narrow the scope of a Biden-era public registry for nonbank companies found liable of violating consumer finance laws, if it doesn’t repeal the registry rule entirely.

A Florida federal judge denied patent owner Leigh Rothschild and his company Analytical Technologies LLC’s request to rule Baker Botts LLP patent attorney Rachael Lamkin defamed them.

A Simpson Thacher & Bartlett associate quit his job after the law firm reached a deal with President Donald Trump to provide $125 million in legal work.

Blue Shield of California now faces a slew of litigation after it said that its Google website analytics tool was configured in a way that likely shared people’s personal health data with the tech giant’s advertising business.

Susman Godfrey is the latest major law firm to take the Trump administration to court over an executive order aimed at its attorneys.

US Attorney General Pam Bondi is prohibited from enforcing a directive that would flag transfers over $200 at 10 money services businesses near the southern border, a district court ruled Friday.

The Republican-controlled North Carolina Supreme Court has ordered state election officials to reject overseas votes in the re-election campaign of a siting Democratic justice, giving a partial victory to her Republican election challenger.

A partnership is seeking to reverse denial of a tax break for preserving a downtown Cleveland high-rise, saying the US Tax Court took a “flawed legal approach” in claiming its redevelopment pitch was unreasonable.

A panel of Federal Circuit judges voiced skepticism about the eligibility of a ride-share company’s patent that was tweaked during a review before an administrative tribunal at the US Patent and Trademark Office.

An immigration judge ruled Friday that Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil should be deported because his presence in the US harms the country’s foreign policy interests, his lawyers said in a statement.