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A bitter feud between crypto tycoons has piqued the interest of U.S. investigators who were already looking into the finances of one of the industry’s best-known empires, Bloomberg News reported. For

Credit-line increases are becoming more common as companies dole them out to entice customers to spend more, which boosts their revenue, the Wall Street Journal reported. Higher limits tend to be

A bankruptcy filing may just be the tip of the iceberg for what's unfolding at Tempe-based Phat Rides Inc. The electric scooter company on Sept. 1 filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. But

Borrowing money is more expensive than it has been in a decade. Companies are paying the price. Large companies with top credit ratings issued bonds at a record clip this week despite a rise in

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Rohit Chopra said Thursday that Apple and Google are acting as “choke points” to the U.S. payment system, cutting off innovation by keeping other apps out

First Republic Bank’s collapse this spring was a watershed moment. Now a much smaller lender called Republic First Bank is in financial purgatory, a case that may test regulators and turn the idea of

The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating billionaire Ryan Cohen’s ownership — and surprise sale — of Bed Bath & Beyond shares at a time when such so-called meme stocks were all the rage

Party City Holdco Inc. on Wednesday received court approval to exit bankruptcy and emerge with a leaner balance sheet, avoiding the fate of retail peers who stumbled in chapter 11 and ceased

WeWork launched a renegotiation of its office leases globally, testing its leverage against landlords that stand to lose if the embattled co-working space provider goes out of business, WSJ Pro

Bankrupt cryptocurrency lender Genesis Global Holdco LLC sued its parent, Digital Currency Group, seeking to recover about $620 million in outstanding loans despite ongoing settlement talks, Bloomberg