Singapore: Company Founded by Teen Hit With Penalty for Receiving Scam Funds
A firm established by an 18-year-old was fined $50,000 for receiving $1.5 million fraud money in a bank account.
Legal & Regulatory
DOJ Arrests Three in Massive Identity Theft Scheme Funding North Korean Government, Targeting Thousands of American Professionals
The Justice Department reveals arrests in a complex North Korean identity theft operation, with thousands of IT workers using stolen American identities to secure lucrative jobs abroad, resulting in significant revenue and impacting numerous US companies.
FDA Approves Amgen Drug for Most Deadly Form of Lung Cancer
Amgen's treatment for patients with the most deadly form of lung cancer has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration on Thursday...
US Seniors: What You Need to Know About Retirement Abroad
With a growing number of people in the US choosing to retire elsewhere, those doing so are advised to research thoroughly on where to retire and enjoy their Social Security payments as much as possibl..
President Joe Biden Hails 'Major Step' in Reclassifying Marijuana as Lower-Risk
The Biden administration has made a significant move towards reclassifying marijuana as a drug with lower risks, according to White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre...
US-China Tariff Hikes "Unlikely" To Trigger Full-Blown Trade War, Analysts Say
Analysts believe a full-blown trade war is unlikely as both sides show...
Palo Alto Networks Is Buying IBM QRadar Cloud Security Software Assets to Expand Customer Base
Palo Alto Networks is expanding its customer base by buying cloud secu...
Latest News
Retail Giants Like T.J. Maxx Report Multiple Theft Cases From Organized Crime Rings
Retail giants face a growing threat from sophisticated organized crime rings, exemplified by a San Diego businesswoman's lucrative scheme involving stolen cosmetics sold on Amazon, prompting heightene
Ford to Pay $365 Million to Settle US Import Tariff Evasion Case
Ford Motor has agreed to pay $365 million to settle the US government's allegations that it violated a federal tariff law.
'Whatever It Takes:' US Commerce Secretary Raimondo Signals Tougher Restrictions on China's Chip Access
US Commerce Secretary aims to restrict China's access to advanced semiconductor tech for military use. Biden administration considers new curbs on Chinese firms.
Bitcoin Reaches New All-Time High, Surpassing $71,000!
The crypto exchange-traded products allowed entry to the UK market. Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said it would not oppose solicitations from accredited investment platforms to establish a market
Texas Federal Court Overturns NLRB's New Rule Aimed at Easing Unionization for Workers
A Texas federal judge halted the NLRB's proposed policy of making it easier for major business workers to form unions.
Nvidia Faces Lawsuit From Authors Over AI Use of Copyrighted Works
Nvidia is facing a lawsuit filed by three authors alleging unauthorized use of their copyrighted works to train its NeMo AI platform.
Is Starlink Being Used in Russia? US Lawmakers Demand Answers From SpaceX
US lawmakers are now scrutinizing the claims that SpaceX's Starlink service is being used in Russia.
South Korea Regulator May Sanction Meta Over Facebook and Instagram Marketplaces: Report
Meta might be penalized by South Korea's antitrust office for allegedly failing to protect local consumers on its Facebook and Instagram marketplaces against fraudulent transactions.
Donald Trump Ordered to Pay Six-Figure Legal Fees to British Company After Failed Lawsuit Over 'Steele Dossier'
Former President Donald Trump was ordered to pay six-figure legal fees to a British company he sued over claims in the "Steele dossier."
