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FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried Denied Bail, Fights US Extradition

Founder and former CEO of failed crypto exchange FTX appears in court as he faces US charges of defrauding investors

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BREAKING....multiple charges and arrests in US of mostly Chinese intelligence agents, in case involving a PRC telecoms firm

Stand down. New York state's attorney general agrees to halt lawsuit against Amazon over alleged failures to protect workers during pandemic

Republican attorney general of Texas starts investigation of Twitter, after Elon Musk's public complaints about bots and fake accounts

Four years later, and Washington DC Attorney General decides to sue Mark Zuckerberg personally over Cambridge Analytica scandal

Chief legal advisor to government says UK can legally launch cyberattacks against hostile nations, and calls for international “rules of the road”

Four attorneys general in the US are suing Google for allegedly misleading users about when it was able to track their locations

Doubling down. Washington DC’s Attorney General Karl Racine has broadened the existing antitrust lawsuit against e-commerce giant Amazon

Local authorities in Texas warn Elon Musk's SpaceX over repeated violations of state laws during the launches of spacecraft

District of Columbia alleges Amazon broke antitrust laws by insisting third-party sellers not offer better deals on other platforms

New York’s attorney general files lawsuit against e-commerce giant, alleging it failed to protect workers during pandemic

Attorney General asks court to force Amazon to co-operate with state investigation into its handling of Covid-19 pandemic

Google is facing an unprecedented anti-trust investigation from nearly all US states and territories that make up the United States

British social networking users warned by Attorney General Dominic Grieve over commenting on court cases

Intel and the NY Attorney General have settled a lawsuit over Intel's alleged pressure on PC makers not to use AMD chips

Twitter users could face prosecution for breaking privacy injunctions, Attorney General Dominic Grieve has warned