SEC fines Herbalife $20M for misleading investors
The agency found that Herbalife’s public statements about service provider compensation were “false and misleading."
Who is Charlie Scharf, the new Wells Fargo CEO hired to rescue the banking giant?
Wells Fargo's new CEO will need to mend fences in Washington.
EPA orders California to fix water pollution blamed on homeless
The letter says "piles of human feces on sidewalks and streets" could cause water contamination.
Georgetown dad in college admission scandal sentenced to 4 months
Los Angeles-based executive Stephen Semprevivo, 53, was ordered to serve four months behind bars for paying $400,000 to have his son fraudulently admitted to Georgetown.
Cuban-American claims to be rightful owner of Havana airport, sues airlines
A Cuban-American claims to be the rightful owner of Havana airport, which was seized in 1959 Revolutions, and sues two airlines.
Marijuana industry scores big win as House passes SAFE Banking Act
House passes first-ever stand-alone cannabis industry bill.
Judge blocks Trump tax return subpoenas for 1 day
“Go home, sober up, decompress, come together to accommodate concerns by both sides,” the federal judge said.
The government is rushing to spend billions. Here's why
The items in the spending spree range from passenger cars to movie cameras to raw silver and gold.
'Why aren't we banning cigarettes?' E-cigarette entrepreneur asks
Charlie's Chalk Dust CEO Brandon Stump addresses why banning e-cigarette flavors will hurt his business.
LA businessman sentenced in college cheating scandal
Devin Sloane was sentenced for four months behind bars, ordered to pay a $95,000 fine and perform 500 hours of community service.
Feds nab fugitive in $1B Ponzi scheme targeting military vets
The scheme claimed more than 2,600 victims, many of whom were United States Army veterans, the FBI said.
Jeffrey Epstein arranged for women to be paid hush money from jail: Report
One of Epstein’s associates contacted the women about a “financial arrangement” in mid-July, and ultimately doled out $10,000 to each, to “make sure that she was comfortable not speaking to any press."
California launches criminal Juul probe: report
Juul Labs is facing more trouble.
Boeing to begin paying $50M toward families of fatal flight victims
Beginning Monday, the Boeing Financial Assistance Fund has designated approximately $50 million to go toward the loved ones of the 346 total victims who were passengers on flights that used the Boeing 737 MAX.
This 2010 tabloid photo enraged Jeffrey Epstein
Their relationship began to sour after Epstein and the Duke of York -- who were friends for more than a decade -- were blasted on the front page of the New York Post in February 2011
Bill de Blasio: Presidential bid runs out of gas
“Time matters a lot, resource matters a lot, obviously, and I’m not someone who came into this with a huge amount of resources,” he admitted Friday.
Jeffrey Epstein's accusers speak out: 'Look who's still standing'
Six of the dozens of women who have accused Jeffrey Epstein of sexually abusing them spoke publicly about their own experiences with the financier.
Andrew Yang fired me for getting married: Ex-employee
“Despite my hitting every single revenue mark set for me, despite not a single employment infraction over the six years, Andrew Yang fired me because I got married."
Why Amazon's electric delivery van announcement is a big one
Amazon makes plan to purchase 100,000 Rivian vans.
American Airlines mechanic allegedly had ISIS connections
The American Airlines worker arrested for sabotaging a flight earlier this month in Florida was found to have connections to the Islamic State, authorities said.



















