FTX will begin repaying creditors on February 18, 2025, starting with only those their holding claims under $50,000.

Tax avoidance, corruption, excessive executive remuneration and relentless lobbying are major corporate governance issues.

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FTX will begin repaying creditors their claims on Feb. 18. The FTT price broke out from a resistance trend line. Can FTT ...

The crypto industry got a chance to make a full-throated appeal for Congress to finally intervene and set legal standards for digital assets ...

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The rise of cryptocurrency has introduced new complexities to both traditional litigation and bankruptcy courts. While these ...

The firings are in addition to the roughly 75,000 workers who have taken a buyout that Trump and Musk have offered to get them to leave voluntarily, which equals about 3% of the 2.3-million-person ...

LayerZero Labs reached a settlement with the FTX estate after nearly two years of legal disputes over transactions made with Alameda ...

Kives, a former aide to Clinton’s chief of staff Huma Abedin, leveraged his extensive network of celebrity and business connections, which FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried reportedly sought to tap ...