Finance

Buried amid all the gift-wrapped underwear and hideous sweaters, we might find one or two things we will enjoy.

Until someone issues refunds or gets a court judgment, what can investors do to minimize their losses?

A greasy form of chemistry still exists between the two.

Coinbase asks the rest of the fake money industry to join them.

And, allegedly, not in a good way.

The SEC contributed $8.2 billion this year to a Treasury Department that’s going to need it.

Carrying on the tradition ... some nonfiction books for your enrichment and distraction.

Get ready for more shareholder fights in 2025.

Back when the world’s most valuable company was much less valuable (or important), it may have hidden its reliance on cryptocurrency mining. It’s not reliant on that anymore, but it may not matter.

If Fed governors and regional bank chiefs can profit from what they know, why can’t Robert Brian Thompson?

And not because that investment in Jay-Z’s streaming service is an albatross.

The judge’s back-of-the-envelope math was much more amenable to Youngjoo Rhee this time than last.

Fake tax bills along with the fake account statements? Bravo, Justin Murphy.

Most stock prices do not react instantaneously to election results.

Students should not consider attending law school merely because a law degree can lead to a stable income.

Bob Jordan may live to regret this ‘victory.’

From the Insult to Injury Department.

Have you heard of a country called ‘Venezuela’? Oh, you have…

Loud, brash and allegedly unafraid of breaking a few rules.

Phil Falcone flogs another house.