Two ex-Bank of America traders accused of spoofing found guilty
Two former Bank of America Corp. traders were convicted Wednesday of rigging precious-metals prices by using an aggressive tactic known as spoofing, the latest win for prosecutors in a yearslong effort to crack down on the practice.
Mexico sues US gun manufacturers over arms trafficking toll
The Mexican government argues that the companies know that their practices contribute to the trafficking of guns to Mexico and facilitate it. Mexico wants compensation for the havoc the guns have wrought in its country.
Massachusetts couple harassed by eBay tell their story
A Massachusetts couple who sued eBay, Inc. and several of the company's former officials in late July spoke out Tuesday morning, detailing the alleged targeted harassment campaign against them that they said was carried out by the e-commerce giant.
Cybercriminals up their game as ‘cracking’ drives big rise in hacking tool downloads
The widespread availability of hacking tools in the cybercrime ecosystem is being driven by widespread malware piracy or "cracking", allowing anyone to use tools without paying, HP Wolf Security said in a new report.
Pilgrim's Pride executives, Koch Foods charged with price fixing in broiler chicken probe
The Justice Department on Thursday announced charges against Koch Foods and four Pilgrim’s Pride executives over their roles in a nationwide conspiracy to fix prices for broiler chickens.
Nikola founder Trevor Milton indicted on 3 fraud charges
Nikola Corp. founder Trevor Milton has been indicted on three charges of fraud by the U.S. Department of Justice based on statements he made while chairman of the electric truck startup.
Newsom-owned San Francisco wine shop targeted by would-be thieves, storefront window smashed
Would-be thieves smashed the window of a wine shop founded by Gov. Gavin Newsom this week, the most recent break-in attempt in a string of attacks on the store.
Varney: Eric Adams wins as AOC’s clout fades
FOX Business' Stuart Varney discusses mayoral candidate Eric Adams going after Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Defund The Police movement.
NYC’s ‘biggest problem is crime’, real estate expert says
Douglas Elliman CEO Dottie Herman on how the coronavirus pandemic and increased crime have impacted New Yorkers.
Citizen pays New Yorkers $25 an hour to livestream crime scenes
Citizen is quietly hiring New Yorkers to livestream crime scenes and other emergencies.Alamy Stock Photo
California inmates ran $1.4M COVID-19 unemployment benefits fraud from prison, feds say
A pair of California inmates stand accused of trying to bilk taxpayers out of $1.4 million in fraudulent unemployment claims using the identities of other prisoners.
Tom Homan guarantees ‘violent encounter’ with drug cartel, fatal smuggling incident will occur at border
As the Biden administration enables the crisis at the border to worsen, former acting ICE director Tom Homan says he can guarantee a violent drug-involved incident will occur.
Michael Avenatti lambasts fraud case in trial opening: 'No crime was committed'
Embattled lawyer Michael Avenatti offered a full-throated self-defense Wednesday during a 35-minute opening statement of the federal criminal fraud trial against the one-time media darling.
Suspect in Twitter hack of Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Joe Biden, other leaders and tech companies arrested
The Justice Department filed multiple charges alleging a 22-year-old British man was involved in hacking the social media accounts of several high-profile figures last year, including business titans Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk.
Bill Gates visited Jeffrey Epstein's NYC townhouse multiple times, new book claims
Billionaires Bill Gates and Jeffrey Epstein reportedly had a brief history of meetings, according to a new book by Miami Herald investigative reporter Julie Brown.
'Elon Musk' scams thrive on social media
No, Elon Musk isn’t going to offer you a free watch or free Bitcoin on Twitter – but scammers will.
Bitcoin miners beware of Android cryptocurrency scams, report says
Security researchers have identified over 170 Android apps scamming cryptocurrency miners.
Ransomware rattles cyber insurance market
The cyber insurance industry faced "a reckoning" in 2020 in the wake of a wave of ransomware incidents, according to a report from Fitch Ratings provided to FOX Business.
Michael Avenatti sentenced to 2.5 years in prison in Nike extortion case
A Manhattan federal judge on Thursday sentenced disgraced California lawyer Michael Avenatti to two-and-a-half years in prison over his attempt to extort an estimated $25 million from Nike.
Wealthy Atlanta community files for 'divorce' from city, plans to create own police force amid crime wave
Bill White is leading an effort to separate Buckhead from the city of Atlanta.



















