Bitcoin’s elusive founder has for years evaded the efforts of tech geeks, journalists and fans to reveal his or her true identity. The mystery may finally have been solved.
Republican party officials are now actively preparing for the prospect of a contested convention in Cleveland as front-runner Donald Trump continues to draw strong support from the GOP base.
Hollywood is trying a new way to get film fans interested in the 2008 financial crisis, turning the worst market collapse since the Great Depression into a tragicomedy.
“This item may be the product of slave labor.” Those jarring words could end up on candy bar wrappers, packages of frozen shrimp and even cans of cat food if some California lawyers get their way.
Stanford University collected $1.6 billion in donations in the fiscal year through August, including $626 million in art and special collections, the school said in an annual report released Thursday.
American International Group, the insurer being pressured by Carl Icahn to boost returns, said CFO David Herzog is among top managers leaving the company as CEO Peter Hancock shakes up management.
The big debate in financial markets over Federal Reserve policy is no longer about when officials will raise interest rates but about how high they will go.
