The Latest Breaking News from FTX

The bad news? Investment scams are soaring. The good news? You can protect yourself by taking five precautionary steps that we spell out.

What do Elizabeth Holmes, Sam Bankman-Fried and Al Capone have in common? No, they are not all convicted felons. Capone did serve time for tax evasion, and Holmes was recently sentenced to 11 years in prison for defrauding the public through her blood-testing company Theranos. But Bankman-Fried, founder of the…

Tech stocks are collapsing, crypto is imploding, and the metaverse is a flop. We’re entering the digital dark times.

The company tasked with locking down the assets in the failed cryptocurrency exchange FTX said they’ve managed to recover and secure $740 million in assets so far, a fraction of the potential billions that is likely missing from bankrupt company’s coffers

While the crypto world reels from the FTX collapse, one state attorney general calls for legislation that would ban investing retirement funds in cryptocurrencies.

A cryptocurrency analyst says watch out for a domino effect as New York's governor signs a crypto-mining-moratorium bill into law.

The federal government has some advice for workers contemplating adding bitcoin or another cryptocurrency to their retirement holdings: Don't.

FTX customers may be facing huge losses, but most are in a holding pattern until bankruptcy proceedings bring some clarity and order to how the failed cryptocurrency exchange's assets will be handled.

At the first hearing in FTX's bankruptcy proceedings, lawyers confirmed that millions of dollars are stolen or missing, and revealed stunning details about the downfall of the once-mighty exchange