Donald Trump pleaded not guilty to federal crimes for the second time in two days, denying new charges in Florida that had been added to an indictment over his handling of classified documents.
Carl Icahn slashed his company’s quarterly payouts in half and pledged to “stick to our knitting” in another substantive move acknowledging complaints raised by short-seller Hindenburg Research earlier this year.
Thousands of young people descended on New York City’s Union Square on Friday afternoon after a social media influencer announced a video game console giveaway, sparking chaotic scenes in which officers were hit with rocks and bottles and leaving dozens of attendees injured.
Baker Hughes Co. cut its stake in software maker C3.ai at a time short sellers alleged there was a deteriorating relationship between the companies.
Former Celsius Network Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Alex Mashinsky, whose once high-flying crypto lender went bankrupt last year, was ordered by a New York judge to face a civil fraud lawsuit filed by New York’s attorney general.
Grindr Inc., the LGBTQ dating company, is using a new return-to-office policy to punish employees who are trying to unionize, workers alleged in a complaint filed with US labor officials.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analyst John Castic died of drowning and there were no signs of foul play, his father said, citing conversations with the New York City coroner’s office and police detectives.
Sound Inpatient Physicians Inc. has hired PJT Partners for debt advice as the hospital-staffing company grapples with earnings pressure, according to people with knowledge of the situation.
The biggest US lenders expect to pay almost $8.9 billion to help replenish the US government’s bedrock Deposit Insurance Fund after it was tapped to backstop uninsured depositors at Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
The US government is on the hook to investors for more than $25 trillion as it ramps up borrowing to plug a widening budget gap.
