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Mexican Firms Sue Yahoo; Allege Conspiracy to Avoid $2.7 Billion Judgement
"This is a frivolous attempt to revive interest in a merit-less lawsuit, and we will vigorously defend against these baseless claims," said a Yahoo spokeswoman.
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Mexican Companies Sue Yahoo, Allege Conspiracy to Avoid $2.7 Billion Judgment
Two Mexican companies have sued Yahoo Inc and a law firm Baker & McKenzie in New York federal court, accusing them of engineering a conspiracy to avoid a $2.7 billion judgment issued by a Mexican court in 2012.
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Judge orders Mt Gox CEO to US for questions on failed bitcoin exchange
The chief executive of Japan's Mt. Gox, once the world's leading bitcoin exchange, was ordered to the United States to answer questions related to its U.S. bankruptcy case, filed after the company lost $400 million of customers' digital currency.
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IMF chief Christine Lagarde grilled for second day over 2007 payout scandal
French prosecutors began questioning IMF chief Christine Lagarde for a second day Friday to decide if she should be charged over a state payout to a disgraced tycoon during her time as finance minister.
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Mexican Firms Sue Yahoo; Allege Conspiracy to Avoid $2.7 Billion Judgement
"This is a frivolous attempt to revive interest in a merit-less lawsuit, and we will vigorously defend against these baseless claims," said a Yahoo spokeswoman.
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Mexican Companies Sue Yahoo, Allege Conspiracy to Avoid $2.7 Billion Judgment
Two Mexican companies have sued Yahoo Inc and a law firm Baker & McKenzie in New York federal court, accusing them of engineering a conspiracy to avoid a $2.7 billion judgment issued by a Mexican court in 2012.
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Judge orders Mt Gox CEO to US for questions on failed bitcoin exchange
The chief executive of Japan's Mt. Gox, once the world's leading bitcoin exchange, was ordered to the United States to answer questions related to its U.S. bankruptcy case, filed after the company lost $400 million of customers' digital currency.
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IMF chief Christine Lagarde grilled for second day over 2007 payout scandal
French prosecutors began questioning IMF chief Christine Lagarde for a second day Friday to decide if she should be charged over a state payout to a disgraced tycoon during her time as finance minister.
