Genesis Global, a bankrupt crypto lending firm, has been allowed by a court to return approximately $3 billion in cash and cryptocurrency to its customers.

While Walmart is laying off employees in the US, its Philippine supplier is doing the opposite, starting to hire thousands of factory workers.

Chinese fast-fashion giant Shein is reportedly intensifying its efforts for a London stock market debut amid uncertainty on the likelihood of receiving approval from the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

Canada's financial watchdog has slapped Binance with a fine of nearly $4.38 million for violating anti-money laundering and terrorist financing laws.

Server General has launched its Google Cloud-ready data encryption service Transfer General, which claims to have constant data encryptions, even during cloud migrations, at speeds up to 100 gigabytes per second.

Amazon's forthcoming launch of Amazon.ie in 2025 promises Irish customers faster delivery and an expanded product range.

Target announced that it was planning to reduce its LGBTQ+-themed merchandise in some of its stores for June’s Pride Month.

Amazon unveiled Tuesday its first fleet of Volvo electric trucks, which will be used to get cargo at the country's busiest container seaport in Southern California.

Electronic Arts (EA) revealed that their full-year bookings were forecasted to be between $7.3 billion and $7.7 billion, which is below Wall Street estimates of $7.76 billion.

Musical instrument retailer Sam Ash announced it would be closing all of its stores by July 2024 after 100 years in the business.