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Elon Musk Sued By US Over Early Twitter Stock Purchase. What It Means
Elon Musk was sued on Tuesday by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for having failed to timely disclose purchasing more than 5% of Twitter's common stock in March 2022.
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Binance CEO's Trading Firm Received $11 Billion via Client Deposit Company, Claims SEC
Merit Peak, an offshore trading company controlled by Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, received around $11 billion (nearly Rs. 90,890 crore) of client assets through a Seychelles-based firm set up to take customer deposits, a US Securities and Exchange Commission filing shows. The SEC filing, which on Tuesday asked a US court to freeze Binance's US asse...
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US SEC Sues Coinbase, One Day After Suing Binance; Accuses Crypto Exchange of Operating Illegally
The US Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday sued Coinbase, accusing the largest US cryptocurrency platform of operating illegally because it failed to register as an exchange, in another blow to the crypto industry.
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FTX Agrees to Sell LedgerX for $50 Million, to Seek Bankruptcy Court Approval on May 4
FTX on Tuesday announced that it had reached an agreement to sell LedgerX, the bankrupt crypto exchange's crypto derivatives platform to an affiliate of Miami International Holdings. The crypto firm will seek approval for the sale of its platform in a deal worth $50 million (roughly Rs. 400 crore) in a US bankruptcy court on May 4.
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Google Fined $32 Million by South Korea Antitrust Regulator for Blocking Mobile Games on Competing Platform
The Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) said on Tuesday that Google bolstered its market dominance, and hurt local app market One Store's revenue and value as a platform, by requiring video game makers to exclusively release their titles on Google Play in exchange for providing in-app exposure between June 2016 and April 2018.
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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Says Disclosure Does Not Indicate Bankruptcy Risk
Coinbase CEO assured no risk of bankruptcy in light of a disclosure in its latest quarterly. He made these comments after Coinbase said that, in the event of bankruptcy, crypto assets held by the exchange could be considered property of the bankruptcy proceedings and customers could be treated as general unsecured creditors.
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Tesla Ex-Employee Alleges Workplace Racism, Files Lawsuit
Tesla is facing a lawsuit from a former employee who has accused the company of turning a blind eye to widespread racial discrimination at its facilities.
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UP Migrant Workers Commission Will Misuse "Manpower And Money": Akhilesh Yadav
Questioning the need to form a separate commission for migrant labourers in Uttar Pradesh when the employment exchange already exists, Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Akhilesh Yadav on Tuesday said it is only a way to divert attention from failures and misuse of "manpower and money".
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Kik Sued by US SEC for 'Illegal' Initial Coin Offering
US Securities and Exchange Commission sued Kik on Tuesday, alleging it conducted an illegal $100 million securities offering of digital tokens in 2017.
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Congress Releases Video Of Alleged BJP Leader Exchanging Money After Notes Ban
The Congress and other opposition parties on Tuesday released a video purportedly showing a "BJP leader" exchanging old notes after demonetisation on a commission of 40 per cent, but did not vouch for the authenticity of the 30-minute footage.
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Tesla's Musk Must Address SEC Contempt Bid as He Calls Agency 'Broken'
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk to explain by March 11 why he should not be held in contempt for violating his fraud settlement with the US SEC.
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Hackers send fake market-moving tweet on White House explosions
Hackers took control of the Associated Press Twitter account on Tuesday and sent a false tweet about explosions in the White House that briefly sent US financial markets reeling.
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Manchester United to go public in US stock market
Manchester United plans to go public. In the United States, to boot. The record 19-time English champions filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday to hold an initial public offering of stock and become a listed company on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Elon Musk Sued By US Over Early Twitter Stock Purchase. What It Means
Elon Musk was sued on Tuesday by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for having failed to timely disclose purchasing more than 5% of Twitter's common stock in March 2022.
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Binance CEO's Trading Firm Received $11 Billion via Client Deposit Company, Claims SEC
Merit Peak, an offshore trading company controlled by Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao, received around $11 billion (nearly Rs. 90,890 crore) of client assets through a Seychelles-based firm set up to take customer deposits, a US Securities and Exchange Commission filing shows. The SEC filing, which on Tuesday asked a US court to freeze Binance's US asse...
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US SEC Sues Coinbase, One Day After Suing Binance; Accuses Crypto Exchange of Operating Illegally
The US Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday sued Coinbase, accusing the largest US cryptocurrency platform of operating illegally because it failed to register as an exchange, in another blow to the crypto industry.
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FTX Agrees to Sell LedgerX for $50 Million, to Seek Bankruptcy Court Approval on May 4
FTX on Tuesday announced that it had reached an agreement to sell LedgerX, the bankrupt crypto exchange's crypto derivatives platform to an affiliate of Miami International Holdings. The crypto firm will seek approval for the sale of its platform in a deal worth $50 million (roughly Rs. 400 crore) in a US bankruptcy court on May 4.
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Google Fined $32 Million by South Korea Antitrust Regulator for Blocking Mobile Games on Competing Platform
The Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) said on Tuesday that Google bolstered its market dominance, and hurt local app market One Store's revenue and value as a platform, by requiring video game makers to exclusively release their titles on Google Play in exchange for providing in-app exposure between June 2016 and April 2018.
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Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong Says Disclosure Does Not Indicate Bankruptcy Risk
Coinbase CEO assured no risk of bankruptcy in light of a disclosure in its latest quarterly. He made these comments after Coinbase said that, in the event of bankruptcy, crypto assets held by the exchange could be considered property of the bankruptcy proceedings and customers could be treated as general unsecured creditors.
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Tesla Ex-Employee Alleges Workplace Racism, Files Lawsuit
Tesla is facing a lawsuit from a former employee who has accused the company of turning a blind eye to widespread racial discrimination at its facilities.
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UP Migrant Workers Commission Will Misuse "Manpower And Money": Akhilesh Yadav
Questioning the need to form a separate commission for migrant labourers in Uttar Pradesh when the employment exchange already exists, Samajwadi Party (SP) chief Akhilesh Yadav on Tuesday said it is only a way to divert attention from failures and misuse of "manpower and money".
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Kik Sued by US SEC for 'Illegal' Initial Coin Offering
US Securities and Exchange Commission sued Kik on Tuesday, alleging it conducted an illegal $100 million securities offering of digital tokens in 2017.
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Congress Releases Video Of Alleged BJP Leader Exchanging Money After Notes Ban
The Congress and other opposition parties on Tuesday released a video purportedly showing a "BJP leader" exchanging old notes after demonetisation on a commission of 40 per cent, but did not vouch for the authenticity of the 30-minute footage.
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Tesla's Musk Must Address SEC Contempt Bid as He Calls Agency 'Broken'
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk to explain by March 11 why he should not be held in contempt for violating his fraud settlement with the US SEC.
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Hackers send fake market-moving tweet on White House explosions
Hackers took control of the Associated Press Twitter account on Tuesday and sent a false tweet about explosions in the White House that briefly sent US financial markets reeling.
-
Manchester United to go public in US stock market
Manchester United plans to go public. In the United States, to boot. The record 19-time English champions filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday to hold an initial public offering of stock and become a listed company on the New York Stock Exchange.
