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The US Securities and Exchange Commission moved to settle a long-running legal battle against Ripple Labs Inc. as the regulator continues its about-face on crypto cases.

Some luxury labels are pulling back from steep markdowns in China, seeking to rebuild an image of exclusivity to lure back wealthy shoppers whose spending remains less affected by economic slowdown.

DraftKings Inc. shares rose as much as 6% in extended trading as investors looked past a disappointing first quarter hurt by a March Madness basketball tournament that went especially well for gamblers.

Coinbase Global Inc.'s first-quarter revenue jumped while profit declined as the largest US crypto exchange navigated the volatile price swings of the digital asset market.

Paramount Global, the parent of CBS and MTV, reported first-quarter results that beat analysts' estimates, reflecting the improving performance of its Paramount+ streaming platform.

New York City officials cut their forecast for the number of international tourists this year by 17%, saying President Donald Trump's tariffs and hard-line policies on immigration are deterring visitors.

Alex Mashinsky, the founder of cryptocurrency lender Celsius Network, was ordered to spend 12 years in prison for defrauding hundreds of thousands of customers lured by his firm's high interest rates on digital-asset deposits.

It turns out the crypto betting market that was credited by many for its prescience in the last US presidential election isn't so great at picking popes.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Inglewood Mayor James Butts on Thursday announced an unprecedented dual-venue format for the 2028 Summer Olympic Games opening ceremony that will utilize both the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and SoFi Stadium.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is navigating one of her city's most challenging periods in decades. She's facing a nearly $1 billion budget shortfall, the long recovery from January's wildfires, and preparations for two of the world's largest sporting ...