Regulation

A key crypto market structure bill that could benefit Coinbase Global is running into political roadblocks, including a Trump veto threat and a banking-industry fight over stablecoin yield payments.

The Court of International Trade directed Customs & Border Protection to pay refunds for tariffs imposed under emergency powers.

The company settles to resolve patent litigation related to its Covid-19 vaccine, removing an overhang for shares.

Trump still using trade threats as a tool, Blackstone’s fund redemptions revive private credit fears, CrowdStrike earnings beat estimates, and more news to start your day.

Some RAD investors had told Barron’s that they lost their life savings investing in the real-estate firm.

Apple announces new iPhone and iPad Air, Anthropic’s Pentagon tussle raises its App Store profile, more news to start your day.

Kalshi’s rules exclude death as a factor in resolving event contracts, meaning more than $50 million worth of trades were halted after the Iranian leader was killed over the weekend.

Polymarket’s social-media account has repeatedly identified signs of insider trading on its prediction-market platform. It isn’t clear what happens next.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration rejects the biotech company’s AMT-130 gene therapy.

An insider-trading scheme that caused the Panic of 1792 gave birth to an agreement setting forth the first rules for trading stocks.

Industry self-regulator Finra has set a date for the first increase in the cap on gifts brokers can give employees of institutional clients and vendors in more than three decades.

Staff departures at the Commodity Futures Trading Commission represent “a significant weakening” of enforcement, says a group of senators.

While the idea of tariffs paid by foreign countries and generating enough revenue to replace Americans’ income tax sounds appealing, tax experts say both premises are untrue.

Interest rates have hardly budged since the Supreme Court decision voiding most of Trump’s tariffs. Don’t get complacent.

The brokerage firm is focusing on a single arbitrator in its effort to avoid the penalty in the highest-profile case involving former broker Chuck Roberts.

Markets staged a partial comeback after Anthropic said it was looking to maximize partnerships over conflict. Plus, what to expect in tonight’s State of the Union address.

The lack of will to police untested financial instruments is setting the stage for crisis similar to 2008, David Slovick writes in a guest commentary.

The SEC investigation into AppLovin’s ad-targeting is continuing, according to a Friday report.

White House defends trade deals, Hassett walks back demands for discipline of Fed researchers, takeover battle for Warner Bros. could wrap up soon, and more news to start your day.

Thousands of flights have been canceled or delayed on Sunday, with another 4,800 flights canceled for Monday, according to FlightAware.com.

Fifty-five S&P 500 index companies report earnings this week, including Nvidia, the world’s most valuable company.

Lower tariffs would be welcome, but other factors are keeping markets at bay.

A jury ruled narrowly that Jeffrey Cutter may have been negligent in its disclosures but opted not to require disgorgement of millions of dollars.

The industry is running out of time for Congress to approve legislation defining how it will be regulated.

Michael Reid, head of U.S. economic research at RBC, sees sticky inflation and modest job growth this year.