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Tim Hale, a Santa Barbara, Calif., attorney with Nye, Stirling, Hale, Miller & Sweet, said that the Franciscan Friars of California — which is connected to Old Mission Santa Barbara — is expected to

Sam Bankman-Fried was found guilty on Thursday for his role in the collapse of crypto exchange FTX, CNN reported. After 15 days of testimony and about four and a half hours of deliberations, jurors

WeWork rode the wave of the venture-capital frenzy, building a global real estate empire worth more than any other U.S. startup before buckling and laying off thousands when funding ran dry under its

A Michigan judge lifted a stay last week on a lawsuit brought by victims of catastrophic mid-Michigan flooding in 2020, ordering the state to file its first answer in the three-year-old case before

The Education Department will withhold a $7.2 million monthly payment for a major student loan processor because it failed to send out timely billing notices to millions of borrowers, the Wall Street

Brigit, which operates a personal finance app, agreed to pay $18 million to settle U.S. regulatory charges it falsely promised instant cash advances of up to $250 to consumers who live paycheck to

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission released rules for security-based swaps trading platforms yesterday, more than a decade after Congress asked the agency to do so, Bloomberg News reported

Voters are deciding whether to tax mansions to pay for affordable housing initiatives in a state capital city prized for its desert-mountain vistas, vibrant arts scene and stucco architecture rooted

Serene Pavers & Stonescapes, a New Smyrna Beach, Fla., business that closed last month without completing jobs for which customers paid thousands, has filed for bankruptcy, Daytona Beach News-Journal

Sinclair Broadcasting Group wants to pay pennies on the dollar to regain control of a nationwide chain of regional sports networks — which it had paid $10.6 billion to acquire four years ago only to