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DOJ mulls Google breakup over monopoly concerns: report

Investors Business Daily executive editor Alissa Coram explains what could happen with a Google breakup and discusses Nvidia stocks. The Justice Department is weighing options that could include breaking up Google after a federal judge held that the tech giant and its parent company Alphabet maintained an illegal monopoly over…

Florida Man Charged With 0M Real Estate Ponzi Scheme

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced Wednesday that it has obtained a preliminary injunction, asset freeze, and other emergency relief against a Florida man accused in a lawsuit of leading a nine-figure real estate Ponzi scheme. Russel Todd Burkhalter, founder and CEO of Driving Planning in Atlanta, is accused…

Lynch Carpenter Files Latest Suit Against Defunct University of the Arts

The University of the Arts, a private nonprofit institution in Philadelphia, was slapped with a class action on Aug. 13 in Pennsylvania Eastern District Court. The court case arises from the school’s announcement that the school would be permanently closed on June 7. The suit, filed by Lynch Carpenter and…