Activision Blizzard settles whistleblower and disclosure misconduct with SEC for $35M
Without challenging or admitting to the charges, Activision Blizzard paid the $35 million penalty while agreeing to a cease-and-desist order on the violations.
Without challenging or admitting to the charges, Activision Blizzard paid the $35 million penalty while agreeing to a cease-and-desist order on the violations.
Despite not being licensed or registered by the central bank of the Philippines, Binance is still offering “crypto-to-fiat” services and organizing meetups, Infrawatch wrote in a letter to lawmakers.
Nigeria is replacing its paper money with redesigned currency notes, and with people queueing for hours just to get $43, the economy is grinding to a halt.
XRP is currently under the gun over, and nothing that occurs in the LBRY case at this point will affect Ripple’s liability for its initial XRP offering.
Kelvin Lester Lee, a commissioner with the SEC, noted that the partnership was born out of the securities watchdog’s need for digitalization and achieving “innovation through regulation.”
A California judge denied the FTC's injunction request, arguing that Meta would dominate the VR industry by acquiring the VR fitness app Within Unlimited.
The Australian Treasury said a multi-stage approach will be adopted, focusing on "strengthening enforcement, bolstering consumer protection, and establishing a framework for reform."
It costs less than $20 to register a company in the United Kingdom, and no ID is required, which authorities say fraudsters are exploiting to defraud victims globally in BTC scams.
While the U.S. securities regulator won the November court ruling, a judge has ruled that investors selling the LBC token in secondary markets are not violating securities laws.
Amidst regulatory push, there's no guarantee that imposing laws would be key to having universal ESG standards for firms, and Dr. Lerong Lu believes investor influence is still the most favorable route.
Revisions on the proposed virtual currency mining bill include the specification of the sub-types of permits available to miners and removing norms tied to mining services advertisements.
In the "Conclusion of Discussion Paper on Crypto-assets and Stablecoins," HKMA confirmed that it received 58 submissions, urging it to adopt a "risk-based approach" towards regulating stablecoins.