DOJ accuses Apple of monopolistic practices in the smartphone market, alleging inflated prices and restricted competition.

The Biden administration's additional $6 billion in student debt forgiveness for over 78,000 public service workers brings the total amount of public service loan forgiveness for nearly 871,000 borrowers since Joe Biden took office to $62.5 billion.

Starbucks is being sued by a group from California who believe that the well-known coffee shop discriminates against its lactose-intolerant customers.

A Florida special needs non-profit went bankrupt, losing hundreds of families' trust fund worth more than $100 million intended for their disabled children.

The Los Angeles Dodgers fired Ippei Mizuhara, the long-time interpreter of its superstar Shohei Ohtani, following allegations of theft tied to illegal gambling.

The FCC is investigating Amazon and other online retailers for selling and promoting illegal jamming equipment.

The DOJ is preparing to file suit against Apple on Thursday, alleging that the company violated antitrust laws by preventing competitors from accessing hardware and software features of iPhone.

Reddit has set the price of its shares at the top of its targeted range, valuing the popular social media platform at $6.4 billion as it proceeds with its initial public offering (IPO).

Target has begun implementing a new self-checkout policy nationwide, which restricts the number of items shoppers can process per transaction to 10.

Plaintiffs argue that Hermès restricts Birkin bag sales to high-volume buyers, violating antitrust laws.