Rathnakishore Giri, an investment manager from Ohio, was sentenced to nine years in federal prison for running a $10 million Bitcoin derivatives Ponzi scheme. He falsely promised investors guaranteed returns with no risk but used new investors' money to pay earlier ones. Giri pleaded guilty to wire fraud and continued soliciting investors even after his guilty plea. This case highlights ongoing risks in crypto investment fraud, which caused over $11 billion in losses in the U.S. in 2025, prompting increased law enforcement scrutiny.
Match2 has joined the Phenom Marketplace, integrating its Universal Candidate Profile™, Direct Talent Network™, and Talent Connector™ with Phenom-powered career sites. This partnership enables candidates to maintain a single, portable profile across ...
HR Tech 2026, scheduled for October 20-22 in Las Vegas, will feature Pitchfest with up to $40,000 in cash prizes for innovative HR startups and the HR Icons awards recognizing excellence in large company HR teams. Pitchfest invites startups to compet...
Orion Energy Systems announced preliminary FY26 revenue of $86 million and adjusted EBITDA of approximately $2 million, driven by growth in backlog and enterprise orders. The company expects FY27 revenue between $95 million and $97 million with posit...
Aquanta Vision secured pre-seed funding from investors including EIC Rose Rock and Chevron Technology Ventures to advance its optical gas imaging (OGI) software that automates methane leak detection during inspections. This technology improves detect...
The fifth annual Upper Bound conference in Edmonton, hosted by the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute (Amii), saw a 53% increase in attendance with 11,000 participants from 22 countries. This sold-out event highlights Edmonton's growing role as a...
