FTX meltdown triggers FINRA into probing crypto comms
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), the American self-regulatory organization, has launched an examination into the firm’s retail..
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POKÉMON fans were excited to finally get their hands on the Scarlet and Violet games, but the launch has been hampered by numerous bugs and technical ..
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Rumors and speculations surrounding former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) continue to bombard the crypto community as the effects of the FTX..
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THERE are multiple collectibles in The Devil in Me and one of the harder ones to find are all of Du’Met’s business cards.They are spread out across..
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THE Devil in Me has locked doors that you can open by entering a secret code.Unfortunately, the setting is very dark and it can be a bit difficult to ..
Read MoreSBF received $1 billion in personal loans from Alameda: FTX bankrupty filing
Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried received a $1 billion personal loan from one of four silo companies deeply involved in the collapse of the FTX..
Read MoreMetaverse ‘explosion’ will be driven by B2B, not retail consumers: KPMG partner
The Australian arm of Big Four accounting firm KPMG could soon be holding executive meetings and closing multi-million dollar deals with clients in..
Read MoreAustralian firm raises $28M to expand Bitcoin mining capabilities
The turbulent climate of the crypto industry is not putting a full stop to builders in the space. Arkon Energy, an Australian renewable data center..
Read MoreMinister Tom Tugendhat banned from driving for six months for using mobile phone at wheel
SECURITY minister Tom Tugendhat was banned from driving for six months yesterday for using his mobile phone at the wheel.The Tory, who stood for the..
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