Binance Finishes Covering $6.3 Billion of Stolen Customer Tokens

Binance said it has covered all of the $6.3 billion in cryptoassets pilfered from customers, marking a capstone to the ...

Senate Democrats Open Probe Into RFK Jr.’s Measles Statements

Democratic Senators Ron Wyden and Angela Alsobrooks are leading an investigation into whether Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. lied to Congress about a trip to Samoa and ...

Fed’s Barr Warns AI Without Guardrails Risks Widening Inequality

Federal Reserve Governor Michael Barr warned the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence risks deepening inequality in the ...

Scott Asks Huang, Lutnick to Testify Before Senate Banking Panel

Senate Banking Chairman Tim Scott is inviting Nvidia Corp.’s ousted CEO Jensen Huang and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to voluntarily appear before the panel next month over Huang’s affair with a ...

New World Is Said to Consider Rights Issue as Bain Walks Away

New World Development Co. is considering a rights issue to help shore up its finances after Bain Capital decided against investing in the property company, according to people familiar with the ...

Berkshire Pays More to Borrow in Japan on ¥182 Billion Deal

Berkshire Hathaway Inc. paid more to borrow in Japan than it did in April, with spreads wider across several maturities of its ¥182.3 billion ($1.1 billion) bond sale.

Nvidia Crisis Prompts Scrutiny of Lutnick’s Role in Chip Policy

Fallout from Jensen Huang’s ouster as Nvidia Corp. chief executive officer is reaching deep into Washington, where Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has drawn scrutiny over whether his department did ...

First Deep-Sea Mining Certification Expected by Mid-December

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is expected to certify the first consolidated exploration and commercial recovery permit for deep-sea mining activity in international waters early ...