Digital asset advisers need to know what Form 1099-DA includes and omits to avoid filing returns that are incomplete or inconsistent with the taxpayer’s actual transactions.

The once-distant threat of quantum computing has prompted one of the most closely followed market strategists to walk away from Bitcoin, underscoring how doubts over the token’s security are creeping into mainstream portfolio thinking.

OpenAI Inc. and Microsoft failed to escape a trial over Elon Musk’s claims that Sam Altman’s startup betrayed its founding mission as a public charity when it took billions in funding from the software giant and made plans to operate as a for-profit business.

The unbridled optimism that permeated the crypto industry during Donald Trump’s first year back in power is giving way to angst, after a much-awaited digital-asset bill was delayed in the Senate amid frenzied debate over the treatment of stablecoins.

The Trump administration canceled at least 162 corporate enforcement actions and halted 14 more in its first year back in office, according to progressive advocacy group Public Citizen.

Groq has begun reaching out to potential suitors for the sale of GroqCloud, people familiar with the matter said, seeking a buyer for a unit worth more than $1 billion.

Production at US factories unexpectedly increased in December and the prior month was revised higher, suggesting manufacturers gained some footing at the end of the year.

The Trump administration’s latest attack on the Federal Reserve has stoked expectations that Jerome Powell will stay on the Board of Governors after his term as chair ends in May — setting up the optics of a rival center of influence inside the world’s most powerful central bank, even if Powell doesn’t want it.

President Donald Trump and the governors of several US Northeastern states agreed to push for an emergency wholesale electricity auction that would compel technology companies to effectively fund new power plants.

Solomon Partners, the boutique investment bank backed by Natixis SA, has appointed David A. Shiffman as head of investment banking, a newly created role as the advisory firm expands its senior leadership.

The US oil and gas industry slashed 40% of its workforce over the past decade of record-breaking production — and those jobs are unlikely to return.

Ken Griffin, Jensen Huang and Larry Fink are among a group of billionaires worth a collective $531 billion that are set to join the annual pilgrimage of the rich and powerful to the Swiss Alps next week.

OpenAI Inc. and Microsoft failed to escape a trial over Elon Musk’s claims that Sam Altman’s startup betrayed its founding mission as a public charity when it took billions in funding from the software giant and made plans to operate as a for-profit business.

OpenAI and Anthropic face challenges in providing transparent and reliable health advice, with concerns about their technology’s “hallucinations” and lack of data on accuracy rates.

The Trump administration’s attempt to obtain voters’ personal information from California violates their privacy rights, a federal judge said Thursday, blocking the Department of Justice’s bid for drivers licenses and social security numbers from the state’s voting rolls.

BOE Technology Group Co. owes Longitude Licensing Ltd. $67 million for infringing three patents with its creation and sales of LCD panels and semiconductor displays, a jury determined.

Ashley St. Clair, the mother of one of Elon Musk’s children, sued the billionaire’s artificial intelligence company for harassment, accusing xAI’s Grok chatbot of generating sexually explicit images of her without her consent.

The US Federal Trade Commission can examine talent acquisitions, where companies hire all the employees of a startup instead of buying the business outright, even when the firm didn’t file for an antitrust review, said Federal Trade Commissioner Mark Meador.

No one wants to come down on the side of people who commit fraud. But last week, the US Supreme Court agreed to consider whether the Securities and Exchange Commission might have gone too far in punishing one. And in this unusually fraught political moment, we would do well to ponder the possibility that the fraudster should prevail.

It will soon be up to Virginia voters to decide if the state’s Democratic legislature should be permitted to modify congressional maps before the November election.

A coalition of industry groups will square off against the EPA in a federal appeals court Jan. 20 in a dispute over the legality of the agency’s decision to designate two PFAS as hazardous Superfund substances.

California’s landfill methane compliance playbook is about to change, with more regulations that would push compliance toward faster detection and fixes.

The Department of Justice’s settlement with RealPage argues that the use of algorithmic pricing software itself isn’t unlawful, and antitrust concerns arise only when there’s evidence of coordination or agreement between competitors.

Legal education and legal employers need to clarify the line between AI as a tool versus AI as a crutch.