Skechers investors say they were forced to take a bad deal when the company went private
Skechers shareholders filed a complaint this month that accuses the company and its owner 3G Capital of undervaluing Skechers in an acquisition deal.
Consumers are spending $22 more a month on average for streaming services. Why do prices keep rising?
Consumers are spending more money on subscription streaming services, paying on average $70 a month in October, compared with $48 monthly just one year ago, according to consulting firm Deloitte.
Former Trinity Broadcasting headquarters is sold and set to be torn down for new housing
Developer Meritage plans to build 122 townhouses and 20 single-family homes on the former Trinity Broadcasting site just south of the 405 Freeway.
Is AI making some people delusional? Families and experts are worried
Lawsuits accuse ChatGPT of propelling AI-induced delusions and suicide
From Broadway to blockbuster: How Universal built a multi-million dollar 'Wicked' empire
The "Wicked" franchise marks a key property for Universal, which is building its stable of known stories.
Hiltzik: The UC faculty just won a big court victory over Trump. But why didn't UC join their lawsuit?
The UC faculty went to court to fight Trump's funding cutoffs and won. Why has the university system tried to negotiate instead?
Former Google chief accused of spying on employees through account 'backdoor'
Former Google CEO and chairman Eric Schmidt was accused in a lawsuit filed Wednesday by a former girlfriend and business partner of using a Gmail "backdoor" to spy on her and company employees.
Why 'Baywatch' is returning to California and 16 other projects cashing in on the film tax credit
Shows such as 'Baywatch' and 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith' will be filmed in California after relocating from other states.