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EX-NBA Champion Tristan Thompson Sues Crypto Firm Over USD 2 Million Deal, Claims Contract Was Wrongfully Terminated
Ex-NBA champion Tristan Thompson has filed a lawsuit against a UK-based crypto company, claiming it failed to honor a $2 million ambassador agreement and continued using his name after terminating the deal.
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How Iran's Hardliners Are Trying To Sabotage A Peace Deal With US
The hard-line opposition was on full display during a rally in Tehran on Friday, where supporters packed the streets carrying flags and calling for continued resistance.
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Broke Pakistan Is Burning A Million Dollars On Image Makeover In The US
Pakistan has signed a $1.3 million lobbying deal in Washington to refurbish its global image and push its strategic interests in US policy
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As The War Rages In Iran, Tensions Brew In Other Parts Of The World
North Korea's nuclear defiance, a drone strike in Romania, China's silo expansion and Kazakhstan's offer to store Tehran's uranium stockpile present themselves as multiple flashpoints.
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US Sanctions Iranian Buyers Of Military Technology
The United States announced Friday that it is "dismantling a sophisticated Iranian network" used to...
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Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra Was Denied US Visa 3 Times, Now Heads $1 Trillion Firm
Born in Kanpur, India, Mehrotra was denied entry to the United States three times as a teenager before finally securing his student visa to study at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Saudi Arabia, US To Manufacture Drones Inspired By Iran's Shahed: Report
A new facility planned near Riyadh will manufacture long-range attack drones through a partnership between American firm Vector Defense and Saudi startup SR2 Defense Systems.
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FTX Law Firm Fenwick & West Agrees to $54 Million Settlement With Customers
Fenwick & West LLP, the law firm that advised collapsed crypto exchange FTX, has agreed to pay $54 million to settle a class action lawsuit filed by former users. The firm was accused of helping FTX conceal the misuse of customer funds and facilitating legal structures tied to the exchange’s operations.
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Lakers Firmly Positioned to Keep Austin Reaves on Massive $155 Million Deal
Austin Reaves could land a massive $155 million contract as ESPN’s Bobby Marks names the Lakers the best long-term fit for the rising guard heading into free agency.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX Is About To Go Public. Here's How It Works
Elon Musk's SpaceX filed publicly for its hotly anticipated US initial public offering on Wednesday, moving the firm closer to what could be the biggest stock market flotation ever.
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Relief For Adani Group, US Sanctions Probe Ends In $275 Million Settlement
Adani Enterprises Ltd (AEL), the flagship firm of the conglomerate helmed by billionaire Gautam Adani, "agreed to pay USD 275 million to settle its potential civil liability for apparent violations of OFAC sanctions on Iran".
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How A Firm Tried To Fix Goldman Sachs Executive's Epstein-Linked Image
The report said Terakeet then spent nearly 20 months trying to reduce the impact of the negative publicity.
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The Great AI Reset: Is Your Job Being Stolen Or Just Being Rebuilt?
India's tech giants are laying off thousands, but some job categories are seeing record salaries. The real threat probably isn't the machine, but your ability to change with it.
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Iran War: China's Invisible Hand Is Rebalancing The Oil Market
Today, China has nearly 1.4 billion barrels in its reserves, well above the 400 million of the US and Japan's 260 million.
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"Not Looking For Fight": US Warns Iran Of Forceful Response If Ships Attacked
Speaking on Tuesday, Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth stressed that Washington is not seeking escalation and that the current truce with Iran remains in place but drew a firm line on attacks against commercial vessels.
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EX-NBA Champion Tristan Thompson Sues Crypto Firm Over USD 2 Million Deal, Claims Contract Was Wrongfully Terminated
Ex-NBA champion Tristan Thompson has filed a lawsuit against a UK-based crypto company, claiming it failed to honor a $2 million ambassador agreement and continued using his name after terminating the deal.
-
How Iran's Hardliners Are Trying To Sabotage A Peace Deal With US
The hard-line opposition was on full display during a rally in Tehran on Friday, where supporters packed the streets carrying flags and calling for continued resistance.
-
Broke Pakistan Is Burning A Million Dollars On Image Makeover In The US
Pakistan has signed a $1.3 million lobbying deal in Washington to refurbish its global image and push its strategic interests in US policy
-
As The War Rages In Iran, Tensions Brew In Other Parts Of The World
North Korea's nuclear defiance, a drone strike in Romania, China's silo expansion and Kazakhstan's offer to store Tehran's uranium stockpile present themselves as multiple flashpoints.
-
US Sanctions Iranian Buyers Of Military Technology
The United States announced Friday that it is "dismantling a sophisticated Iranian network" used to...
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Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra Was Denied US Visa 3 Times, Now Heads $1 Trillion Firm
Born in Kanpur, India, Mehrotra was denied entry to the United States three times as a teenager before finally securing his student visa to study at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Saudi Arabia, US To Manufacture Drones Inspired By Iran's Shahed: Report
A new facility planned near Riyadh will manufacture long-range attack drones through a partnership between American firm Vector Defense and Saudi startup SR2 Defense Systems.
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FTX Law Firm Fenwick & West Agrees to $54 Million Settlement With Customers
Fenwick & West LLP, the law firm that advised collapsed crypto exchange FTX, has agreed to pay $54 million to settle a class action lawsuit filed by former users. The firm was accused of helping FTX conceal the misuse of customer funds and facilitating legal structures tied to the exchange’s operations.
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Lakers Firmly Positioned to Keep Austin Reaves on Massive $155 Million Deal
Austin Reaves could land a massive $155 million contract as ESPN’s Bobby Marks names the Lakers the best long-term fit for the rising guard heading into free agency.
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Elon Musk's SpaceX Is About To Go Public. Here's How It Works
Elon Musk's SpaceX filed publicly for its hotly anticipated US initial public offering on Wednesday, moving the firm closer to what could be the biggest stock market flotation ever.
-
Relief For Adani Group, US Sanctions Probe Ends In $275 Million Settlement
Adani Enterprises Ltd (AEL), the flagship firm of the conglomerate helmed by billionaire Gautam Adani, "agreed to pay USD 275 million to settle its potential civil liability for apparent violations of OFAC sanctions on Iran".
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How A Firm Tried To Fix Goldman Sachs Executive's Epstein-Linked Image
The report said Terakeet then spent nearly 20 months trying to reduce the impact of the negative publicity.
-
The Great AI Reset: Is Your Job Being Stolen Or Just Being Rebuilt?
India's tech giants are laying off thousands, but some job categories are seeing record salaries. The real threat probably isn't the machine, but your ability to change with it.
-
Iran War: China's Invisible Hand Is Rebalancing The Oil Market
Today, China has nearly 1.4 billion barrels in its reserves, well above the 400 million of the US and Japan's 260 million.
-
"Not Looking For Fight": US Warns Iran Of Forceful Response If Ships Attacked
Speaking on Tuesday, Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth stressed that Washington is not seeking escalation and that the current truce with Iran remains in place but drew a firm line on attacks against commercial vessels.
