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A federal jury has convicted Ruthia He, the founder of the telehealth startup Done Global, for orchestrating a scheme that transformed the company into an unrestricted source for Adderall prescriptions. Prosecutors argued that this case highlighted serious abuses in online mental health care, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.

Hollywood’s latest money move? A Labubu movie. Sony’s reportedly picked up rights to the viral plush toy so expect those gremlins on screens.

Billie Eilish urged billionaires to 'give your money away' at the WSJ Innovator Awards on 29/10/2025 — but anger over high ticket prices for her 'Hit Me Hard And Soft' tour (standing places from about £145) has left fans accusing her of contradiction.

‘Okay, are you ready? I don't know who he is,’ Trump said of Changpeng Zhao, the crypto billionaire he pardoned 10 days ago

Billie Eilish urges billionaires to give more during her WSJ Innovator Awards speech, challenging ultra-wealthy figures to use their fortunes for social good.

Now that President Donald Trump has pardoned Chanpeng Zhao, the world’s largest trading crypto platform is likely to make a comeback in the U.S. following the 2023 ban

High-income residents of Democratic-leaning states are on track for substantial refunds early next year, aided by a temporary expansion of the state and local tax (SALT) deduction.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has poured over $1 billion into natural gas driller Comstock Resources Inc. (NYSE:CRK), backing a high-stakes bid to conquer what The Wall Street Journal calls a “drilling inferno” in rural East Texas.

Anonymous insiders quoted by tabloids claim Justin Bieber encourages his wife Hailey's spat with Selena Gomez because it 'shows loyalty' — but Hailey's WSJ interview and Gomez's own social post tell a more cautious, differently sourced story.