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Russian BTC-e operator Alexander Vinnik appeals 5-year prison sentence in Paris
The defense team of Alexander Vinnik, the Russian founder and operator of the now-defunct BTC-e cryptocurrency exchange who was sentenced to a five-year prison term, appealed the verdict of a Paris…
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Pompeo: Russia ‘pretty clearly’ behind cyberattack on U.S.; Trump downplays issue
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday said Russia was behind a devastating cyberattack on several U.S. government agencies,…
By Dee DulfoU.S. Treasury pushes stronger rules on crypto wallet to deter criminals; Opposition mounts
The U.S. Treasury Department is pushing for new rules that seek to make convertible cryptocurrencies like bitcoin less attractive…
By Dee DulfoAmericans are paying more than Europeans for COVID-19 vaccine
The prices of the COVID-19 vaccine were finally revealed on Friday when Belgian Secretary of State for Budget…
By Rochdi Rais1 in 5 U.S. prisoners were infected with COVID-19
One in every 5 prisoners in the United States has caught the COVID-19 virus, a rate four times…
By Rochdi RaisHome Depot to pay $20.75 million penalty for violating EPA rule on renovations involving lead paint
The Home Depot reached a settlement agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department of…
By Marivic Cabural SummersBREAKING: Leaked Hunter Biden associate texts reveal wish ‘to get Joe involved’ in joint Chinese business venture
A bombshell text message leak from 2017 reveals hints made by Hunter Biden’s closest business associates ‘to get…
By Colby McCoyRobinhood to pay $65M fine to settle SEC charges for misleading customers
Robinhood Financial LLC agreed to pay a penalty of $65 million to settle the charges of the Securities…
By Marivic Cabural SummersAvast lists 28 malware-infected browser extensions, downloaded 3 million times
Prague-based Avast reported that almost 3 million people have been infected by browser extensions they downloaded for Google…
By Jackie AllenPatrick Byrne claimed voting machines vulnerable to hacking, he bribed Hillary Clinton $18M
Patrick Byrne, the former CEO of Overstock.com, recently claimed irregularities in the 2020 presidential election and the voting…
By Dee DulfoSEC charges Luckin Coffee of accounting fraud; Company to pay $180M to resolve the suit
Luckin Coffee (OTC: LKNCY), the China-based company sued by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of accounting…
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