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For the third time, a former U.S. president was indicted. For the third time, that former U.S. president was Donald Trump.

The sportswear giant is selling off its remaining Yeezy inventory after cutting ties with Kanye West last year and says a portion of the money made will go to organizations “working to combat discrimination and hate, including racism and antisemitism.”

History suggests the federal debt rating downgrade won’t impact stocks for long, as stocks continued their upward trajectory after a brief blip in the aftermath of the S&P’s similar decision 12 years ago.

The fund will provide $100,000 in equity-free cash to six female-founded startups this year.

Meta said months ago it would block news for Canadian Instagram and Facebook users “in order to comply” with Canada’s Online News Act.

Reed Jobs will head the firm that stems from Emerson Collective, which his mother Laurene Powell Jobs created and largely funded with the Apple founder’s fortune.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will investigate an estimated 280,000 Tesla vehicles.

The women on the third annual Forbes 50 Over 50 are founding brands used by millions, breaking world records and forging technological breakthroughs. They are proof positive that success and innovation can happen at any age.

Homeowners are eagerly awaiting the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA’s) decision this afternoon about whether to hold or increase the official cash rate.

The Securities and Exchange Commission charged crypto influencer Richard Heart on Monday with raising more than $1 billion in unregistered securities and using investor proceeds to make lavish purchases, including a rare 555.55-carat black diamond believed to have originated from outer space—the latest crypto project to face an SEC suit.