A US judge has authorized a plan for fallen crypto exchange FTX to return money to former customers, as the drawn-out bankruptcy process approaches its end.

A judge approved FTX's plan on Oct. 7, which will allow the defunct exchange to repay 98% of users roughly 119% of their ...

More than 50 privately owned Iowa nursing homes have agreed to reimburse taxpayers for $13.9 million in unpaid fees owed to the state.

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Two Democrat lawmakers have accused some of America's biggest food and beverage corporations of profiting from "shrinkflation ...

The U.S. Supreme Court kicked off its new nine-month term on Monday with arguments in two cases and important disputes lined ...

Once among the world’s top crypto exchanges, FTX’s downfall shook the sector, leaving an estimated 9 million customers and ...

The judge overseeing the bankruptcy of Puerto Rico’s electric utility extended the halt on litigation connected to the case ...

Denver-based convenience store Choice Market is shutting down five months after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, company CEO ...

A Justice Department unit asked to move out of bankruptcy court 16 disputes involving ethical questions over fees a Texas law ...

Cryptocurrency firm FTX won court approval to fully repay customers whose digital assets were locked on the platform when it ...

Entity associated with The Cookie Factory business sought Chapter 7 liquidation to pay off more than $2.2 million in debts ...