In nearly 12 hours of argument broadcast live across the country, Israel’s top judges sparred with government lawyers on a controversial law passed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing coalition limiting the court’s power.
The cofounder and main promoter of the $4 billion OneCoin pyramid scheme was sentenced to 20 years in prison for his role in one of the first and biggest criminal frauds involving cryptocurrency.
New York’s cannabis regulator is expanding its licensing program for recreational marijuana, potentially paving the way for large public companies to enter a market dominated by illicit sellers and a few small entrepreneurs.
Speaker Kevin McCarthy launched an impeachment probe into President Joe Biden for what the Republican leader called a “culture of corruption,” stoking partisan passions as Washington barrels toward a potential government shutdown.
Deutsche Lufthansa AG plans to extend the service life of older Airbus A320 models and lease dozens of aircraft to soften the fallout from the partial grounding of A320neo jetliners hit with an extensive recall caused by engine flaws.
Noble House Home Furnishings LLC filed for bankruptcy with plans to sell its assets after inflation and weakening consumer spending crimped its finances.
(Bloomberg) — Bundesbank Vice President Claudia Buch is likely to get the top job at the European Central Bank’s oversight arm, according to people familiar with the matter.
Many of MGM Resorts International’s websites remained down on Tuesday after a cyberattack that began two days earlier.
Companies choose Alphabet Inc.’s Google as the default search engine for their browsers and smartphones because it is the best one, and not because of a lack of competition, a Google lawyer said Tuesday at the start of a high-stakes antitrust trial in Washington.
A half-dozen trade groups representing Wall Street firms are telling US regulators that they should take another stab at proposing sweeping bank capital rules.
