Now, at age 76, Hamm is making a big bet on a course reversal—instead of pulling fossil fuels out of the Earth, he finds himself working on ways to put the carbon in.

Most of the yachts are registered through offshore vehicles and docked in far-flung locales.

With a $17 billion exit and a $16.5 billion takeover already this year, the firm is showing off its ambitions in a different kind of investing.

Judge Amalya Lyle Kearse, a Black woman from Vauxhall, New Jersey, was within arm’s reach of a Supreme Court nomination 41 years ago.

Amid reports of attacks against Ukrainian cities and Russian troops entering the country, Ukraine’s billionaires are putting aside their differences and lending their support to the government in Kyiv.

Bring it on, says Thomas Linebarger, Cummins’ chief executive for the past decade.

A retrial in a major case of 10 poultry executives accused of colluding over prices is set for February, after the Department of Justice spent seven weeks arguing the same case in court in late 2021.

Who hacked The DAO in 2016, diverting 3.6 million ether? We identify the apparent hacker — he denies it — by following a complicated trail of crypto transactions and using a previously undisclosed privacy-cracking forensics tool.

Some countries offer six-figure incentives for Olympians who win medals. Some pay nothing at all. Here’s a look at who owes what now that the Beijing Games are over.

As legalization spreads, entrepreneurs are opening unlicensed dispensaries in the Big Apple and other cities to establish a business before corporate cannabis descends. Inside the battle for billions in marijuana's grey market.

Instead of selling drugs on street corners, gang members are costing Americans millions by using personal data stolen by Russian cybercriminals to maintain fancy lifestyles.

Yat Siu has transformed Animoca Brands from a struggling Australian game maker into a blockchain powerhouse. His audacious gamble on more than 150 NFT investments is the ultimate litmus test for the future of the $200 billion video game industry.

Shoppers have been patient, but will be tested by more price increases coming this year

Here’s the weaponry that Russian forces have ready for an invasion–and how Ukraine fights back.

The past two years have been horrific for the movie theater business—unless you’re Mitch Roberts. While most venues remained shut, he expanded, transforming a mundane trip to the movies into Evo Entertainment’s memorable mix of bowling, arcade games, comfort food and booze.