The maker of the fentanyl spray Subsys "is being held responsible for its role in fueling the opioid epidemic," a prosecutor says.
The settlement resolves the class-action claims of truck owners who alleged Navistar failed to disclose a defect in engine exhaust-treatment systems.
Facebook says the charge it took in the first quarter is a reasonable estimate of what it would cost to resolve an FTC privacy investigation.
The company will receive $92.5 million after settling all litigation relating to its termination of its merger deal with Vintage Capital.
The nation's largest hardwood retailer allegedly made false statements to investors about the safety of laminate flooring it sold in the U.S.
The Department of Justice says the firm showed a "lack of candor" in seeking advisory appointments in bankruptcy cases.
JPMorgan's settlement with the SEC means all four depositary banks have been sanctioned for improper handling of "pre-released" ADRs.
The startup's founders allegedly duped investors by making false statements about what they claimed to be the first "decentralized" bank.
The $6 million, multistate accord ends a six-year investigation that focused on the debt-buyer's use of robo-signed affidavits in litigation.
The SEC says the bank allowed ADRs to be “pre-released” while not backed by actual shares, leaving them ripe for potential market abuse.
Christopher Faulkner agrees to disgorge the $23.8 million he allegedly misappropriated from investors to pay for a lifestyle of “decadence and debauchery.”
The Department of Justice says bank employees ignored the warnings of its primary due diligence vendor about the quality of loans underlying its RMBS.
