Banker allegedly tipped friend about $8.1bn takeover; friend made $18.5m

A former Bank of America investment banker has been accused by the SEC of tipping a longtime friend about a confidential $8.1 billion South Jersey Industries takeover. The friend allegedly bought $53 million worth of shares and made $18.5 million after the deal was announced. Both men deny the insider-trading allegations and face legal action.

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Caitlin Clark faces DiJonai Carrington again as Fever star fires back

Caitlin Clark answered a heated exchange with DiJonai Carrington by putting together a huge performance for the Indiana Fever. Clark scored 37 points, made a career-high eight 3 pointers and had 10 assists in Indiana’s 113-90 win over Chicago. The Sky were eliminated from playoff contention, while the Fever strengthened their position heading toward the postseason.

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What makes September 3 important for international students in the US on F and J visas

A federal court is scheduled to review arguments on September 3, 2026, concerning a newly proposed rule that overhauls the current 'duration of status' policy which impacts international students. The plaintiffs contend that this alteration fosters ambiguity and adversely affects educational institutions. They reference economic repercussions and dismiss comments from DHS.

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Brazilian mother and daughter built seven-bedroom home from 8,000 glass bottles

A visionary mother and daughter duo transformed sustainability into an art form, building a seven-room home out of more than 8,000 recycled glass bottles. Incorporating elements like reclaimed wood and toothpaste tubes, this remarkable endeavor addresses the dual challenges of beach pollution and housing shortages in Brazil. Named the Salt House, it stands as a sustainable residence and an inspiring venue for community education on environmental responsibility and innovative reuse.

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WhatsApp founder Jan Koum goes from food stamps to $200 million donation

WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum donated $200 million to Shaare Zedek Medical Center. This historic gift is the largest single donation to any Israeli hospital. Koum's journey began with government assistance and food stamps in America. He later co-founded WhatsApp, which Facebook acquired for $19 billion. The donation will fund the hospital's expansion and renaming.

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Maine island bought by 27-year-old in 1964 later became wildlife sanctuary

Witch Island, previously inhabited by the infamous Anna Chittenden—referred to as the 'Witch of Wall Street'—has transformed into a wildlife sanctuary. After her brief stay, Jane Sewall took on the responsibility of safeguarding the isle from irresponsible tourists. In 1986, Sewall gifted the island to the Maine Audubon Society, which is now overseen by the Coastal Rivers Conservation Trust.

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NHL rumors: Hughes may want shorter deal, Batherson eyes 8 years

Minnesota Wild and Ottawa Senators face important contract talks soon. Quinn Hughes seeks a shorter deal, while Drake Batherson wants a longer one. Hughes is entering his final contract year with the Wild. Batherson also enters his final season with the Senators. Both players' contract situations are nearing a September fifteenth deadline.

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