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New York Ticket Brokers Sued by FTC, Faces More Than $31M Civil Penalties
Three New York-based ticket brokers are facing more than $31 million in civil penalties after the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) sued them for allegedly violating the Better Online Ticket Sales…
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Coinnest CEO Kim Ik-hwan sentenced to jail for receiving bribery in Bitcoin
The Supreme Court of South Korea sentenced the CEO of the now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange Coinnest to jail and…
By Rochdi RaisGov. Cuomo faces lawsuit over New York’s controversial abortion law
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is facing a class-action lawsuit filed by domestic violence victims who are questioning…
By Marivic Cabural SummersYouTube competitor Rumble sues Google, seeks $2 billion damages
A YouTube competitor, Rumble filed a lawsuit against Google alleging that the tech giant violated antitrust laws by…
By Rochdi RaisRipple CEO addresses SEC lawsuit, alleges Tetragon of exploitation
Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse answered questions regarding the SEC’s lawsuit against the company on Twitter. He addressed five…
By Rochdi RaisTetragon files lawsuit to force Ripple redeem Series C preferred stock
Problems keep piling up on Ripple since the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a lawsuit against…
By Rochdi RaisShipchain, Founded by John Monarch, Gets Shutdown via SEC Enforcement Action
🚨 11/20/24 🚨 False DMCA Takedown Attempt: John Monarch previously submitted a false DMCA Takedown to remove this…
By USA HeraldRussian 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…
By Dee DulfoPinterest to settle Francoise Brougher ex-COO discrimination lawsuit for $22.5 million
Pinterest settled the gender discrimination lawsuit by former COO Francoise Brougher. The company will pay Brougher $20 million…
By Jackie AllenBTC-e cryptocurrency operator, Alexander Vinnik sentenced to 5 years in French prison
Alexander Vinnik, the 41-year-old Russian founder and operator of the now-defunct BTC-e cryptocurrency exchange has been sentenced to 5 years…
By Jackie AllenJustice Alito Weighs In On Election Case, Not Good For Trump
The Supreme Court has finally stepped into the presidential election legal fray but it looks like it will…
By Carmine SabiaPopular News
California Supreme Court Rewrites Rules for Excess Insurance Lawsuits
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$15 Million to Settle, 67,000 Pages to Get There: Inside the Archer Aviation SPAC Fight
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