In a landmark hearing, U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken evaluates multi-billion-dollar settlements in NCAA antitrust cases, with athletes voicing concerns over compensation fairness and future impacts.
In a surprising move, Elon Musk plans to give $1 million checks to two Wisconsin voters at a rally, igniting legal battles over the legality of his actions just days before the crucial Supreme Court election.
A new study reveals a surprising benefit of the cashless payment trend: a significant drop in children needing surgery for swallowed coins. This trend highlights the unintended positive effects of technology on safety.
Justin Sun, the controversial crypto entrepreneur, has invested $400 million in Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial, raising eyebrows and igniting a buying frenzy. As he aims to expand his Tron platform and create a global payment system, questions about ethics and regulatory scrutiny loom large.
In a twist reminiscent of the infamous 10,000 bitcoin pizza purchase, DoorDash and Klarna's new payment plan raises eyebrows. While it offers flexibility, consumers risk falling into debt with fast-food orders. Could this be a recipe for disaster?
DoorDash has partnered with Klarna to offer payment plans for food deliveries, allowing customers to pay in installments. While some celebrate the flexibility, financial experts warn of potential pitfalls.
In a surprising turn of events, the acting commissioner of the Social Security Administration, Leland Dudek, declares the agency will not shut down despite earlier concerns about a judge's ruling affecting data access. Find out what this means for benefit payments!
In an exciting new partnership, DoorDash will soon allow users to pay for fast food in installments thanks to Klarna's Buy Now, Pay Later service. This move aims to attract cash-strapped consumers and could revolutionize how we pay for everyday meals.
In a surprising turn, the acting head of the Social Security Administration has retreated from a shutdown threat after a judge clarified that a recent order regarding data access does not affect agency employees.
Tensions rise as Acting Commissioner Leland Dudek threatens to shut down the Social Security agency following a court ruling that blocks Elon Musk’s team from accessing taxpayer data. A detailed analysis reveals the implications for millions of Americans.
