Richard Vanderford

The app has been sued by a number of attorneys general who cite the popular but dangerous challenges it serves up to young users.

The settlement resolves a federal probe that was opened after a lawsuit in California accused the defense contractor of funneling $1.9 million in bribes to a brother of Qatar’s emir.

The settlement resolves a series of federal probes, including one that was opened after a lawsuit in California accused the defense contractor of funneling $1.9 million in bribes to a brother of Qatar’s emir.

An appeals court ruled that the state-owned lender, accused of helping Iran evade sanctions, isn’t entitled to sovereign immunity.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says existing consumer protections apply to AI and other tools used to monitor workers.

Supply chains that underpin the economy are facing ongoing stress from geopolitical tension, labor disruption and natural disasters. Some companies say they’re gaining an edge in their markets with tools aimed at managing the risks, but it doesn’t come cheap or easy.

Supply chains that underpin the economy are facing ongoing stress from geopolitical tension, labor disruption and natural disasters.

Esquel Group, an apparel maker and onetime supplier to Nike and Tommy Hilfiger, will be banned from importing into the U.S. over alleged ties to China-based forced labor, officials said.

A former Bank of America broker has pleaded guilty to laundering bribes that went to his father, a former Ecuadorean antibribery official, in connection with a scheme involving Brazilian conglomerate Odebrecht.

The agriculture company said its chief integrity officer, Ben Bard, will leave for personal reasons.