Business

USA Herald

Pinterest to settle Francoise Brougher ex-COO discrimination lawsuit for $22.5 million

USA Herald

6-year-old boy spends $16K on in-game content on iPad; Apple refuses to refund

USA Herald

Hackers attack U.S. agencies using SolarWinds God-Mode

USA Herald

Crypto firm Blockvest slapped with $700K penalty over its unregistered ICO

USA Herald

Ellen DeGeneres testss positive for COVID-19

Google Amazon privacy violations — Google, Amazon slapped with fines by French regulator for privacy breaches
Read More

IIG Managing Partner pleads guilty to Ponzi-like scheme

Business December 10, 2020

BlueCrest to pay $170 million to settle SEC charges over its inadequate disclosures

BlueCrest Capital Management Limited agreed to pay $170 million to settle a complaint filed by the Securities and Exchange Commission…

By Marivic Cabural Summers

Business December 10, 2020

GE agrees to pay $200 million to settle SEC charges for allegedly misleading investors

General Electric Company (NYSE: GE) agreed to pay $200 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the Securities and Exchange…

By Marivic Cabural Summers

Business December 9, 2020

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey donates $15 million to help launch guaranteed income programs for the needy

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey donated an additional $15 million to help launch guaranteed income programs for poor individuals in more…

By Marivic Cabural Summers

Cong. Eric Swalwell with Chinese spy Christine Fang

Business December 9, 2020

Democrat Eric Swalwell claims he was ‘shocked’ to find out his office was INFILTRATED by a Chinese agent

Eric Swalwell was compromised by a Chinese spy named Christine Fang who reportedly worked with him in a fundraising capacity…

By Colby McCoy

Business December 9, 2020

Facebook faces antitrust lawsuits filed by FTC and state attorneys general

Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) is hit with two separate antitrust lawsuits filed by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and a coalition of the attorneys general…

By – Marivic Cabural Summers

Financial Investigations December 9, 2020

BTC-e cryptocurrency operator, Alexander Vinnik sentenced to 5 years in French prison

Alexander Vinnik, the 41-year-old Russian founder and operator of the now-defunct BTC-e cryptocurrency exchange has been sentenced to 5 years in a French prison. The court also…

By – Jackie Allen

Business December 8, 2020

Miami-based computer repair service provider EasyQuickfix LLC allegedly exploiting seniors

EasyQuickfix LLC, a computer repair service provider based in Miami, Florida is allegedly taking advantage of consumers, particularly senior citizens who are not tech-savvy. The…

By – Marivic Cabural Summers

America December 7, 2020

Biden picks California Attorney General Becerra as HHS chief

President-elect Joe Biden on Monday selected California Attorney General Xavier Becerra to helm the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as the country continues…

By – Dee Dulfo

America December 5, 2020

Bill could delist Chinese companies as short sellers continue to circle

The House of Representatives voted unanimously to approve a bill that could result in the delisting of hundreds of Chinese companies from U.S. stock exchanges.…

By – Jacob Wolinsky

California News December 5, 2020

San Francisco Bay Area enforces strict stay-at-home orders anew as COVID-19 cases surge

Five San Francisco Bay Area counties have imposed tough restrictions anew that will take effect on Sunday amid the surge of COVID-19 cases in California. Stay-at-home orders…

By – Dee Dulfo

Business October 17, 2023

Leon Black Rape Trial: Defending Reputation, Tossing Wigdor Claims

In the ongoing Wigdor Leon Black rape trial, a compelling twist unfolds as a defendant, Guzel Ganieva, alongside Wigdor LLP, endeavors to dismiss the malicious prosecution lawsuit brought by the…