The man tasked with the iconic game's safety was secretly gifting friends and family lavish prizes, all under the fast food chain's nose ...

Police discovered monopoly money in a backpack they believe belonged to the masked assassin who gunned down UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson in Midtown, law enforcement sources told the Post.

The mobile game Monopoly Go! just passed another big milestone, generating $5 billion in revenues in slightly less than two years, what its developer and publisher, Scopely, says is the fastest a ...

The only way to get Monopoly Go reward codes is to purchase a physical copy of the Monopoly Go board game, which will include a sheet similar to the one shown above with a 12-digit code printed on it.

Google monopoly ruling shows 19th-century law can police Big Tech. The first big tech-sector anti-monopoly ruling in a generation challenges the idea that the internet era has outgrown U.S ...

A jacket and Monopoly money found in a backpack believed to belong to the suspect in the shooting death of UnitedHealthcare chief Brian Thompson is now being analyzed at a lab in Queens.

Supposedly Meta is a monopoly, and the FTC’s evidence is Facebook’s 2012 acquisition of Instagram, followed by its 2014 acquisition of WhatsApp.

Police have also been attempting to find possible clues left after the killing, ... Brian Thompson’s still-anonymous assassin left behind a backpack stuffed with Monopoly money.

Meta is back in court this week, in a throwback to the company's early days, when it was still called Facebook. This week CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified in an antitrust case brought by the US ...

Inside the Peak Design backpack was a Tommy Hilfiger jacket and a swath of Monopoly money, according to CNN—though no weapon. Police are still searching for the electric bicycle the gunman used ...

A backpack located in Central Park — containing Monopoly money and a jacket — is believed to have belonged to the suspect in the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, multiple ...

Police discovered monopoly money in a backpack they believe belonged to the masked assassin who gunned down UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson in Midtown, law enforcement sources told the Post.