The CEO of a Florida cryptocurrency firm is accused of operating a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors of at least $328 million.

US attorney for Washington, DC, Jeanine Pirro is suing the power company Con Edison and the town of Rye, New York over a “dangerous” construction site she claims caused her to trip and suffer brain ...

Cryptocurrency exchange and wallet provider Blockchain.com has won regulatory approval in the U.K nearly four years after seemingly giving up. Blockchain.com was added to the Financial Conduct ...

In Park Slope, as temperatures stayed frigid, neighbors became first responders. “For people who needed it, we got them blankets, flashlights, water, and that’s what’s really important, that our ...

Key insight: The growing street cred of stablecoins is inspiring companies to offer 24/7, on-chain trading of tokenized securities. What's at stake: Market incumbents risk disintermediation if legacy ...

Medialink Group Limited is launching Con-Con Hong Kong 2026, billed as Asia’s first comprehensive intellectual property extravaganza, set for April 4-5 at AsiaWorld-Expo. The inaugural two-day ...

WESTCHESTER COUNTY (WABC) -- There has been public pushback against Con Edison's proposed electricity and gas rate hikes. The utility company wants the Public Service Commission to approve a 3-year ...

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Con Edison has agreed to a three-year rate plan for Westchester County and New York City customers with annual increases of 2.8% on the average electric bill and 2% for gas. The settlement, at rates ...

The rise of quantum computing poses both promise and peril for modern cryptography—and blockchains lie right at the crossroads. As machines become capable of shattering our current cryptographic ...

For more than a decade, blockchain has been pitched as the future of finance, supply chains, and even entire governments. Yet for the average consumer, it often feels disconnected from reality.

Comic books about Aaron Judge and Stan Lee on display at New York Comic Con 2025. (Photo: Brooks Peck) The last place you might expect to see representations of sports fandom — at least outside of ...