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The co-founder of now-disgraced cryptocurrency companies FTX Group and Alameda Research appeared in court in Manhattan on Tuesday.

Miami-Dade County wants out of its naming rights deal with FTX and has already removed some signage. But the disgraced crypto company still owes the county millions, including a $5.5 million payment scheduled for January.

The surveys, made available through a lawsuit and a motion from multiple publications, paint a troubling workplace culture.

The carrier is said to plan to increase the number of flights that have free internet, starting in the new year.

The move comes after Alabama's governor banned the app on state government devices and networks.

The studio, founded in 2020, is known for its creation of the "Sassy Justice with Fred Sassy" satire show.

It is the largest fine ever imposed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. And the agency said it likely wasn't done yet.

The Department of Justice said Monday that two men participated in a nationwide scheme to hack Ring security cameras, draw local police and harass them.

The federal agency plans to set up a website for consumer refunds for certain unauthorized purchases on the platform in the Epic Games Store and in Fortnite.

Parents and others facing seasonal flu, a spike in severity and transmission of RSV, and COVID will have to ration purchases at some major stores.

In a new book, a vision doctor-turned-TikTok-influencer details how using the platform consumed his whole life.

By one measure, the price of an average box of iceberg lettuce has gone up some 380% since 2019.

After seeing the results, Musk Tweeted: "As the saying goes, be careful what you wish, as you might get it."

People are reportedly driving several hours to find this Aldi product.

District Judge James Donato said it would be "misleading" for laid-off employees to sign away their right to sue Twitter before hearing about the suit in the works.

The rental platform released a review of its efforts to fight discrimination and candid data on the barriers non-white travelers face on Airbnb.

The famed corporate cleanup executive is set to bring in $2.6 million a year to sort through the disgraced crypto exchange's finances.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai and another executive reportedly discussed the stakes Google faces when it comes to replacing search with artificial intelligence in an all-hands meeting.

Ellison joined the Alameda team as a trader in 2018 and became its co-CEO in 2021. She now faces seven counts related to fraud and money laundering.

FTX's new CEO also testified before Congress that the company was using Slack to approve expenses.

The company said on Monday it would build a new factory in the Volyn region of Ukraine.

"Leonard Cohen's lawyers and manager forged his trust so they could fleece the estate of millions of dollars and steal the Hall of Famer's legacy from his own children," said Adam Streisand, an attorney for Cohen's children.

Amazon announced last week it would pay for customers to give out a million $5 tips after asking Alexa or other Amazon products to 'thank my driver.' It ran out within one day of the program's launch.

The company launched a new verification marker for businesses on Monday — this time in gold.

The Tesla owner noted that the company's customer service was sympathetic and offered to buy him a hotel for the night.

The incident is being investigated as a potential hate crime, the San Jose Police Department said.

The e-commerce giant plans to use the addictive power of short-form videos to boost shopping experiences.

The company is implementing extra measures in 11 countries to prevent you from hosting a New Year's Eve rager in an Airbnb.

Amazon is making it easy for customers to tip their drivers with any Amazon Alexa device or the Amazon mobile shopping app for a limited time.

Indiana's attorney general sued the platform Wednesday, saying in two lawsuits that the app features inappropriate content for children and doesn't adequately protect their user data.