Seizure of Bitfinex funds is a reminder that crypto is no good for money launderers
As public understanding of how digital assets work becomes more nuanced along with the mainstreaming of crypto, the language of Bitcoin’s (BTC)..
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Bitcoin consolidates after $40K surge as analyst eyes weekly higher low for BTC price
Bitcoin (BTC) began a nervous weekend at around $39,000 on Feb. 26 after an overnight spike briefly saw $40,000 return.BTC/USD 1-hour candle chart..
Read MoreRussia Intensifies Censorship Campaign, Pressuring Tech Giants
As Russia attacks Ukraine, the authorities in Moscow are intensifying a censorship campaign at home by squeezing some of the world’s biggest tech..
Read MoreNew Amazon Headquarters Sparks Feud Among Indigenous South Africans
CAPE TOWN — On a swath of grassy land with an open view of Cape Town’s picturesque Table Mountain, a squad of yellow tractors cleared the lot for a..
Read MoreBallot Rejections in Texas Spike After New Voting Law
Local election officials in Texas have rejected thousands of absentee ballots based on requirements set by the state’s new election law, an alarming..
Read MoreAs Democrats Cheer Jackson Pick, Republicans Pledge Respectful Review
WASHINGTON — Democrats on Friday promised a swift confirmation process for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, celebrating President Biden’s pick for the..
Read MoreRussia’s Assault in Ukraine Slows After an Aggressive Start
WASHINGTON — For the Russian military, the difficult part came quickly.On the first day of President Vladimir V. Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, his..
Read MoreDOJ indicts BitConnect’s Indian founder for $2.4B crypto Ponzi scheme
The founder of the infamous crypto exchange BitConnect, Satish Kumbhani, has been charged for allegedly misleading investors globally and defrauding..
Read MoreU.S. Eases Sanctions to Allow Routine Transactions With Afghan Government
WASHINGTON — The Biden administration moved on Friday to relax sanctions that have contributed to the collapse of Afghanistan’s economy since the..
Read MoreEleven things happening in March that will hit your finances – including the end of Covid sick pay and job support
HOUSEHOLDS have been hit with interest rate rises and warnings about higher energy bills this month but March isn’t looking any calmer for your..
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Examining the Ethics Dilemma Surrounding Angela Rayner's Tax Controversy