New York Attorney General Letitia James says banks have ignored major security problems.
Trump Media began trading as a public company on Tuesday and will be subject to major swings worth billions of dollars.
Donald Trump’s media company is going public, offering a lifeline to cash for the former president.
The owner of Truth Social could soon be listed on stock exchanges under "DJT," potentially giving Donald Trump a $3 billion stake.
AT&T has explained the outage was due to an "incorrect process" used while expanding the network.
Fairshake PAC has raised over $85 million to attack politicians who are skeptical of crypto.
You can also forget about using DoorDash for a romantic dinner.
The Truth Social founder has been shitposting his way through his myriad legal cases. Now, he's trading barbs with his opponents from the witness stand.
Current and former drivers for Uber and Lyft will receive a part of a settlement.
Legal troubles and low trading volumes continue to hammer the industry.
Gemini claims to have been duped by Genesis, but New York’s AG says the Winklevoss twins knew and took investor money anyways through 'Gemini Earn.'
Juul is attempting a comeback with its next-generation vape after paying out a $462 million settlement to six states for its role in the teen vape epidemic.
New York financial regulators are also asking the courts to force Voyager to amend its planned buyout by Binance.US.
Shoba Pillay, the person tapped to examine Celsius’ goings on, said that execs including Alex Machinsky had sold tens of millions-worth of its native CEL token.
MSG Entertainment is using facial recognition to identify, accost, and remove attorneys involved in lawsuits against it. It's doubling down on doing it.
Former CEO Alex Mashinsky allegedly defrauded hundreds of thousands investors out of money by misrepresenting the shaky platform’s safety.
New York's attorney general recommended legislators ban homicide videos and called on tech firms to add restrictions on who gets to livestream.
The congressional committee on Jan. 6 has zeroed in on Trump's fundraising emails, which target mostly retirees, as the fuel of the Big Lie.
Intuit Inc., the fintech company behind the tax filing software, has reached a $141 million settlement for allegedly ripping off low-income users.
Well if it isn’t the consequences of his own (in)actions.
