China is about to start paying interest on its official digital currency in a fresh push to get more people to use it after about a decade of development and testing.

As the year draws to a close, Bloomberg highlights some of the most eye-catching wagers of 2025 — the wins, the wipeouts and the positions that defined the era. Many of those bets leave investors fretting over all-too-familiar fault lines as they prepare for 2026: shaky companies, stretched valuations, and trend-chasing trades that work, until they don’t.

The future of the popular influencer group FaZe Clan is in flux once again after several members announced their departures this week following failed contract talks with new management.

Coinbase Global Inc. Chief Executive Officer Brian Armstrong said that a former customer service agent for the largest US crypto exchange was arrested in India, months after hackers bribed customer service representatives to gain access to customer information.

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, already jailed for his role in the 1MDB scandal, faces another 15 years in prison and a fine of 11.4 billion ringgit ($2.8 billion) after being convicted of abuse of power and money laundering in connection with the failed state-run fund.

Bitcoin’s 30% slide from its all-time high is creating conditions financial advisers say are likely driving more tax-loss harvesting in digital assets than in previous years.

Next year has the potential for landmark state and local tax decisions that affect the broader legal landscape in addition to the discrete tax issues they address.

A deluge of legal challenges to Trump administration actions in 2025 are likely to generate rulings next year that will reshape many areas of federal tax law and could alter how the IRS conducts business.

Although the Hawaii cruise ship tax will proceed as planned, it remains susceptible to challenges. This, along with the harm it could inflict on the state’s economy, raises questions about the tax’s long-term future.

Three new sets of regulatory guidance from the Treasury Department sharply contrast to the deregulatory, anti-tax approach that the administration has taken in 2025.

This is Bloomberg Tax’s roundup of the top five business Tax Management Memorandum articles of 2025.

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Next year has the potential for landmark state and local tax decisions that affect the broader legal landscape in addition to the discrete tax issues they address.

Although the Hawaii cruise ship tax will proceed as planned, it remains susceptible to challenges. This, along with the harm it could inflict on the state’s economy, raises questions about the tax’s long-term future.

This week, experts analyzed the Trump administration’s order on marijuana rescheduling, R&D tax credits, and more.

The Ohio Supreme Court reversed the Board of Tax Appeals’ decision, ruling that gross receipts from products shipped to an Ohio distribution center were properly subject to Ohio’s commercial activity ...

The Washington Department of Revenue (DOR) issued an excise tax advisory regarding the application of state and local use tax and business and occupation (B&O) tax to self-produced fuels, including ...

The New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department updated gross receipts tax (GRT) codes and rates for sales located in certain counties within the state, effective Jan. 1, 2026 to June ...

Companies aiming to report less information to their investors and more easily deflect shareholder proposals are likely to get help from the SEC in 2026.

The new year looks like it’ll bring more of the chaos and uncertainty business was grappling with in 2025—ramping up pressure on corporate boards to move faster to stay prepared.

Next year has the potential for landmark state and local tax decisions that affect the broader legal landscape in addition to the discrete tax issues they address.

This week, experts analyzed the Trump administration’s order on marijuana rescheduling, R&D tax credits, and more.

A Securities and Exchange Commission proposal offering companies the option to shift to semiannual reporting from quarterly could mean fewer, bigger revelation-related stock drops that prompt investor lawsuits while making litigation tougher in other ways.

The new year is poised to bring multinational companies greater clarity over whether and how they’ll need to report on their sustainability record, but questions remain over whether businesses will have to prepare separate disclosures to satisfy EU and global standards.