
JPMorgan settles with Epstein victims—and will reportedly pay US$290 million
The bank settled the first of several lawsuits it is involved in over its ties with Jeffrey Epstein.
The bank settled the first of several lawsuits it is involved in over its ties with Jeffrey Epstein.
Since the streaming giant told users they could no longer share accounts across multiple households, daily sign-ups have increased more than 100%, new data shows.
McDonald’s is the highest-ranked restaurant on the Global 2000, and Chipotle is one of the year’s big winners. Large listed companies predominantly featured in this year’s Forbes list of the world’s largest hotel, restaurant and leisure companies.
“We remain convinced that GameStop is doomed,” one analyst warned after the video game retailer fired its CEO and revealed another quarter of losses.
The Magic Kingdom has had a roller-coaster year in the middle of a political firestorm but posted strong enough results to remain in the top 100 of the Global 2000.
Innovative firms serving the back office needs of Wall Street and other large enterprises continue to prosper, with promising new startups in a crucial niche–fraud prevention–sprouting.
Australian fintech Zip Co has entered a trading halt as it undertakes a capital raise and liability management exercise.
Messi reportedly turned down a Saudi contract worth $300 million and rejected a return to his former club.
Agency follows up on Binance complaint with case that accuses largest U.S. crypto exchange of registration infractions, including 13 digital assets.
The agreement ends all pending litigation.