News for January 14, 2025

The SEC has sued Elon Musk, saying he hid his large Twitter stake long enough to buy shares at lower prices and hurt other investors.

Private firefighting crews, including All Risk Shield, are being hired by Los Angeles residents to help protect homes as fast-moving wildfires strain public fire services.

The FTC says CVS Health, Cigna and UnitedHealth Group’s drug middlemen took in about $7.3 billion from large markups on prescription drugs over about five years.

NBC Select highlights 13 standout CES 2025 products, with new gadgets from tech companies like InkPoster and Lenovo showing off unusual designs, smarter features, and some products that will not be sold right away.

The Philadelphia 76ers’ canceled arena plan near Chinatown has brought relief to residents, but many still distrust the team and developers.

Photos show the damage left by the L.A.-area wildfires, including major destruction in Pacific Palisades and Altadena, as Southern California Edison faces claims its equipment may have sparked one of the blazes.

McDonald's is being sued by the American Alliance for Equal Rights over its Latino and Hispanic scholarship program after the company said it was reworking its diversity policies.

ByteDance’s sister app Lemon8 is rising in the app store as TikTok faces a possible ban, and it could also be affected by the same law.