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A Manhattan federal judge on Friday dismissed a civil lawsuit accusing Binance and founder Changpeng Zhao of facilitating cryptocurrency transactions that plaintiffs alleged enabled 64 terrorist attacks across the world between 2017 and 2024. The ruling is a significant procedural victory for the ex

Binance submitted a formal response to a U.S. Senate inquiry denying that any accounts on its platform transacted directly with Iranian entities. The exchange called media reports underpinning the probe "demonstrably false" and "defamatory" - a characterization that does little to resolve a dispute

Binance released seven so-called AI Agent Skills - modular tools that let automated software systems access the exchange's spot trading, wallet analytics and contract-auditing infrastructure through a single interface. The launch lands on the same day rival OKX rolled out a competing AI layer for it

BNB Chain (BNB) announced open positions across marketing, business development and engineering on Mar. 2, signaling an internal expansion effort aimed at scaling the Layer 1 network's ecosystem through both technical infrastructure and user acquisition. What Happened: Hiring Across Departments BNB

US District Judge Andrew Carter Jr. ruled that customers who lost money buying seven tokens on Binance - ELF, EOS, FUN, ICX, OMG, QSP, and TRX - can pursue their claims in open court rather than private arbitration, rejecting the exchange's key procedural defense in a lawsuit now in its sixth year.