Tulip mania’s got nothing on Cynk Technology — the social-network wannabe that’s not only revenue-free but very nearly employee-free. Those operating impediments, however, couldn’t sink Cynk’s stock.

Ordinarily, a money-losing company like Cynk Technology Corp. (OTC:CYNK) would languish on the over-the-counter stock market and attract little attention from either investors or the media. Cynk, ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Cynk Technology Corp., the supposed operator of a social network that caught the attention of the financial world with its skyrocketing stock price, was ...

Since mid-June, a mysterious penny stock called CYNK Technology has surged an astonishing 25,000%. On Friday, in response to the meteoric rise in CYNK's share price, the SEC halted trading in the ...

(Reuters) - U.S. regulators on Friday suspended trading in Cynk Technology Corp, citing possible market manipulation in the one-time penny stock whose market value rocketed within weeks from less than ...

The SEC has issued a statement on the trading halt in shares of CYNK Technology. Earlier this morning, CYNK shares were halted for trade, though nothing official had been released by the SEC. Now, the ...

Some of the people associated with CYNK, the mysterious social networking company that generated headlines last week when its stock surged 25,000% in just 16 trading days, have worked together before.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cynk Technology shares plummeted to close down about 85 percent on Friday after a trading suspension was lifted, but the stock was only being exchanged in private deals. The ...

Sometimes even a 24,000% gain can be a bad thing, especially if it involves a very dicey penny stock. CYNK Technology Corp.'s (OTC: CYNK) spike from $0.10 in mid-June to a Wednesday closing price of ...

Natural killer cell therapy CYNK-101 was granted fast track designation by the FDA to treat HER2-positive gastric or gastroesophageal junction (GEJ) adenocarcinoma in combination with standard ...

NEW YORK, Aug 31 (Reuters) - A Canadian citizen has surrendered to U.S. authorities in connection with a $300 million penny-stock manipulation fraud that prosecutors say drove the market value of ...