CEO Tim Cook quietly turned the iPhone company into a superpower in the videogame business. Now he’s fighting rivals in a multiplayer universe.

The Supreme Court said the positive test came during regular testing protocols.

Mandate requires school employees to be vaccinated by Friday afternoon in order to return to work Monday..

A federal judge shut down a bankruptcy trustee’s lawsuit accusing J.P. Morgan and Citigroup of hiding a pending federal probe into Millennium Health before its bankruptcy.

Adam Rosendorff’s testimony this week has supported the contention that company founder Elizabeth Holmes intended to defraud patients and investors about its technology.

Peter Nygard, the Canadian fashion and retailing executive, faces charges of sex trafficking and racketeering and has been accused of criminal conduct involving dozens of victims in the U.S., Canada and the Bahamas.

A joint submission by the British energy services company and the U.K.’s Serious Fraud Office details a potential penalty of $240 million

U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman in Austin held a three-hour virtual hearing on a request by the Justice Department to block the law.

The U.S. Justice Department on Friday took steps to solidify the leadership ranks of its criminal division and fraud section under an assistant attorney general selected by President Biden, promoting several career prosecutors to serve in key positions overseeing the agency’s investigation of complex white-collar crimes.

The disbarred attorney was sentenced for contempt of court after a federal judge concluded that he willfully violated orders stemming from a legal crusade against Chevron over pollution in the Ecuadorean rainforest.

A Texas judge issued three default judgments against Mr. Jones after the Infowars host failed to follow court-ordered requests for documents and information in three cases over his claims the school shooting was a hoax.

John Rigas built the nation’s fifth-largest cable operator. But the company, Adelphia Communications, collapsed in 2002 after he drained its finances in a fraud. Mr. Rigas died Thursday at age 96.

Wayne Couzens, the police officer who abducted a 33-year-old from a busy London street and murdered her, has been sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison, in a case that has triggered ongoing debate about women’s safety.

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The Government Accountability Office said companies near bankruptcy paid $165 million in retention bonuses in the 2020 fiscal year outside of judicial oversight

Agents also seized 1.8 million fake pills that were manufactured in Mexico and sold online.

The decision affirmed a lower court ruling in a lawsuit by Dow Jones & Co., parent of The Wall Street Journal, and the New York Times

A prodigiously predatory young woman comes up against the kindness of others in Julia Ducournau’s sumptuous second feature.

U.S. trading giants and financial advisers handled more than $100 million in suspicious money; a whistleblower complaint brought increased attention.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers would have more discretion to decide which immigrants who are in the country illegally should be targets for arrest or deportation, under revised guidelines from Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.