Legal & Regulatory
Colorado Man Convicted of Cryptocurrency Theft, Ordered to Pay $2.1 Million in Damages
A Colorado man was sentenced after pleading guilty to stealing millions of dollars in cryptocurrency from a woman in Pennsylvania.
Epic Games Vows to Dispute Apple's User Interface Change Demand
Epic Games has announced its intention to challenge Apple's demand regarding changes to its user interface.
Boeing Agrees to Plead Guilty to Misleading US Regulators and Pay Fines, Yet Victims' Families Are Upset
Boeing would reportedly plead guilty to one count of conspiracy to defraud the US and pay up to $487 million in penalties to avoid prosecution.
What France’s Left-Wing Coalition’s Surprise Election Win Could Mean for Markets
France’s snap general election revealed an unexpectedly strong second round result from the New Popular Front, a coalition of left-wing parties.
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Elon Musk has requested a federal judge in New York to dismiss a lawsuit filed by X shareholders alleging delayed disclosure of his significant investment, citing a misunderstanding of SEC disclosure rules.
PayPal's Australian branch has used an unfair term in its standard contracts with small business clients, according to a federal court.
A Texas woman lost $17,000 to a phone scam in which fraudsters posed as representatives from Wells Fargo.
Mt. Gox, the defunct Japanese Bitcoin exchange, has begun reimbursing creditors with Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash, starting with 140,000 Bitcoins recovered out of approximately 950,000 lost.
Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro was indicted by the country's Federal Police for alleged money laundering and criminal association.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill allowing restaurants to collect service charges despite SB 478, which shields consumers from "junk fees."
Walmart faces a class action lawsuit alleging misleading and unjust pricing by charging customers more than required.
The Philippines demanded a payment worth $1 million in damages from China following an altercation in the South China Sea on June 17.
Italian authorities have ordered luxury fashion giants Dior and Armani to court after allegedly exploiting migrant workers earning as little as $2 an hour to produce high-priced handbags.
Boeing has until July 5 to decide on whether to fight or plead guilty to the lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice for its alleged violation of a 2021 agreement that shielded it from criminal charges after a string of incidents involving its planes, employees, and other business lines.