At a presentation for would-be Uber drivers attended by BuzzFeed News, a company representative advised getting less-expensive “personal” insurance that can leave drivers uncovered and in some cases lead them to incorrectly register their cars in violation of the law.
The country’s top consumer cop finds that DriveTime harassed customers, reported inaccurate information to credit bureaus, and refused to fix errors.
Sunil Gulati, the U.S. Representative to FIFA’s Executive Committee, wants World Cup corruption report released. But he continues to defy his pledge to release his own compensation info.
It’s all here — everything from how the crisis could affect global poverty to why a New York hedge fund manager seized a three-mast sailing ship.
As the World Cup opens, a tale about winning dirty: How a swindling suburban soccer dad pocketed millions as he helped make the sport in the U.S a booming success.
Here is the source material for the profile of Chuck Blazer, the man who transformed American soccer while pocketing millions of dollars.
Surprising revelations about the civil rights group that helped the Clippers owner scrub his public image. How the Los Angeles NAACP spends its money remains a mystery. Tax records, which are supposed to be public, couldn’t be found.
Everything you need to know about the lawsuit alleging that the X-Men: Days of Future Past director drugged and sexually abused an underage boy in 1999.
NBA rookie Shabazz Muhammad’s father, Ron Holmes, tells prosecutors he arranged for a loan while Muhammad was at UCLA, according to court documents.
