Last month 12 jurors said they found enough evidence to convict lawyer Evan Greebel of conspiring with Martin Shkreli in fraud schemes. By the next day, one member of the panel had second thoughts. A federal judge in Brooklyn, New York, must decide whether the juror's doubts are enough to reopen
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AT&T Inc., which is fighting the U.S. Justice Department in court over its proposed $85.4 billion purchase of Time Warner Inc., withdrew from an annual investor conference scheduled for Las Vegas next week. The company didn't give a reason. John Donovan, who oversees AT&T's phone and pay-TV
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The Bloomberg article adds: “It's just one piece of a $1.3 billion revitalization project on the River Tay that will also include a new train station, art installations, and an urban beach—cementing Dundee's status as an up-and-coming cultural hub.” And last night Dundee gaming pioneer Chris van der Kuyl
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Often we talk about them from the perspective of a trader or speculator. But what about the people whose lives get caught up directly in the craziness? On this week's episode of the Odd Lots podcast, we speak to Bloomberg's own Dash Bennett, who worked for an internet company right during the peak
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Germany and Turkey will work to improve relations, the foreign ministers of both countries said, signaling that tensions in the wake of a failed coup against Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan may be easing. Sigmar Gabriel, Germany's acting foreign minister, said he and his Turkish counterpart,
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