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Telegram CEO Pavel Durov Indicted on 'Complicity,' Refusal to Communicate Charges in French Court
The head of the popular social-media and messaging platform was arrested on Saturday as part of an investigation into money laundering, drug trafficking, child pornography and...
Ecopetrol Loses Two Board Members on Occidental Oil Deal Fallout
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OpenSea Gets 'Wells Notice' From SEC, Which Calls NFTs Sold on Platform 'Securities'
"We're shocked the SEC would make such a sweeping move against creators and artists," says CEO of OpenSea.
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Ether Spot ETF Flows Have Underwhelmed Versus Bitcoin: JPMorgan
Spot ether exchange-traded funds have seen net outflows of $500M since their launch, the report said.
Ecuador's citizens voted to stop oil drilling in heart of Amazon. A year later, it hasn't happened
It's been a year since the people of Ecuador voted to halt oil drilling in a national park in the heart of the country's share of the Amazon, and nothing has been done to start shutting down operations. For supporters of the shutdown, that's not even the worst part: the government is now seeking a five-year extension for the state-run oil company to get out. The Waorani people, an Indigenous group whose territory overlaps Yasuni National Park, and others are frustrated by the lack of compliance with the referendum.