A senior executive linked to Tether is set to chair a new $100 million political action committee (PAC).

LONDON, March 31 (Reuters) - Tether has let go two senior precious metals traders it hired from HSBC only three months ago, a source with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Tuesday. El ...

Fellowship PAC broke months of silence, named a Tether US executive chairman, and still hasn't spent a dollar of its $100 ...

Tether's push to dominate the global gold market appears to have hit a new snag.  The company behind the largest stablecoin, ...

Tether’s USAT stablecoin – a regulated, U.S.-market digital dollar – is leaving Ethereum mainnet for the first time, landing ...

Tether has hired a Big Four accounting firm to conduct its first full financial statement audit of the reserves backing its ...

The move could put to rest long-running rumors about the integrity of the stablecoin giant’s $184 billion reserve fund.

USDT went live on Bitcoin’s Lightning Network on March 21. Three infrastructure startups, backed by over $20M from Tether, ...

When Reeve Collins first encountered blockchain technology in 2013, he recognized a revolutionary tool capable of moving ...

Tether removes two former HSBC gold traders as KPMG begins a full audit, while the firm maintains 140 tons of bullion ...

Tether selects KPMG to audit $185B USDT reserves and hires PwC as it prepares for US expansion and revised fundraising plans.