Regulation

The president threatened to “deploy every tool” in the administration’s arsenal if drug companies don’t cut certain prices by late September.

A year ago, one of the agency’s primary targets was the cryptocurrency industry.

The levies will take effect this Friday.

Ford reported second-quarter operating profit of $2.1 billion, better than the $1.9 billion Wall Street expected. Ford’s adjusted number, however, didn’t include $1.3 billion in special charges.

The agency has whipsawed in its decisions about Sarepta’s Elevidys in recent weeks.

Investors will soon get the clearest picture yet of President Donald Trump’s plans for cryptocurrencies.

Second-quarter adjusted earnings came in at $6.27 a share on sales of $32.4 billion. beating analysts' expectations.

Frances Smith is the latest target in a series of disciplinary actions against brokers accused of cheating on their CE requirements.

Depending on what remedies a judge orders, Apple revenue could take a $12.5 billion hit, according to J.P. Morgan’s Doug Anmuth.

The U.S. government could profit from its stake in Fannie and Freddie, but only if the mortgage giants were run through receivership, finds the Congressional Budget Office.

Daniel Roper allegedly lost money while executing more than 20,000 trades in a little more than a year in an account he didn’t have discretion over.

Comments by Bill Pulte, director of the agency that oversees the mortgage giants, suggest that releasing them from conservatorship isn’t as certain as some investors thought.

Before Paul Volcker became an all-powerful Fed chief in 1979, the agency frequently deferred to the White House.

The western rail giant Union Pacific confirmed on Thursday that it is in advanced talks to acquire the eastern railroad Norfolk Southern.

The healthcare company says it is “complying with formal criminal and civil requests” from the Justice Department.

Google will spend $85 billion on artificial-intelligence projects this year. Its rivals are likely to spend more.

Musk’s lofty vision for robo-taxis, Google’s spending on AI increases, Krispy Kreme joins the meme-stock revival, and more news to start your day.

President Donald Trump’s first major speech on artificial intelligence comes amid a technology arms race among Silicon Valley giants.

Shares in TransMedics soared tenfold in the last three years, plunged in January, and have recovered of late.

The tariff on imported Japanese cars has been cut to 15%, down from 25%, in a deal announced by President Donald Trump.

Morgan Stanley’s wealth management business is facing fresh scrutiny over its anti-money-laundering policies, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Sam Altman spoke to a packed room at a conference held by the Federal Reserve in Washington, D.C.

The agency that drafted the rule says it will revisit the scope, suggesting it might exempt more advisor activities from the compliance requirement.

Last week, shares of the world’s largest corporate holder of Bitcoin fell more than 7% over a two-day period.

Three pieces of legislation pushed the administration toward regulating the evolving digital currency sector. But it’s just a start.