When she was 26 years old, the woman who would become known to the world as Jennifer Robertson swiped right on a Tinder profile that would change her life, ruin her life and then almost end it. Robertson (she assumed the name after splitting ...Read More

LONDON — The U.K. government says it will bring cryptocurrency ads under tighter scrutiny and crack down on “misleading” claims that may cause investors to lose money. Finance Minister Rishi Sunak plans to bring the ads under the same rules for financial promotions, according ...Read More

In the annual ranking of top U.S. companies on ESG metrics conducted by research nonprofit Just Capital, there were some major moves in 2022, both up and down the list. Meta Platforms dropped 691 spots due to concerns about spread of misinformation on Facebook and Instagram’s ...Read More

Many people are familiar with NFT art, especially through high-profile sales of individual NFTs. However, art is only one specific way NFTs are used. NFTs can be used in different ways. In other words, they have different “use-cases,” different functions and purposes. In fact, digital art and gaming are just ...Read More

Congress often talks tough about reining in Wall Street. But now there’s growing pressure on Capitol Hill to curb lawmakers’ own trading. Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., who has emerged as a leading voice on the issue, plans to introduce legislation by the end of ...Read More

Sixteen major universities across the U.S., including some Ivy League schools, are being sued over antitrust violations. A new lawsuit filed in Illinois argues that certain universities are engaging in price fixing and unfairly limiting student financial aid. Yale University, Georgetown University, Northwestern University, ...Read More

The conviction of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes on Monday has brought some measure of justice to those she defrauded – but the rich and often famous investors she courted have long lost any hope of getting their money back. Her wealthiest and most high ...Read More