SEC
Hacks Accenture, Claims 35GB of Source Code
A dark-web seller claims 35GB of Accenture's source code and cloud access keys. The company's official statement fits in two sentences.
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Deals
Nu Clears CNBV Hurdle, Gets 30 Days to Convert
Nu spent six years chasing a Mexican bank charter, nine months behind Revolut. The 30-day countdown to full bank status starts now.
Legal
Brussels Rules Meta's Autoplay Design Breaks the DSA
Brussels says Meta's autoplay and infinite scroll were never properly risk-assessed under the DSA, and Meta now has 90 days to file its formal defense.
Legal
Bans Fed CBDC Through 2030 in Housing Act
A housing bill barely mentioning CBDC became law without Trump's signature, freezing the Fed out of digital dollars through 2030 anyway.
AI
AI Fakes Fuel $2.8B Australia Mortgage Fraud
Australia's up to $2.8B AI-generated mortgage fraud problem just exposed why document verification is dead — and what actually replaces it.
SEC
Vought Testifies for the First Time: CFPB Faces Congress July 15
Russell Vought makes his first Capitol Hill appearance as CFPB chief on July 15, while his own successor nominee remains unconfirmed by the Senate.
Legal
Sentenced: Negotiator Martino Gets 70 Months for BlackCat
DigitalMint hired him to negotiate ransoms. He fed victims' insurance limits to BlackCat hackers and pocketed a cut of every payout.
Legal
Pleads Guilty to $15M Ryuk Ransomware Scheme
An Armenian hacker living in Ukraine and Russia now faces 15 years after admitting his role in a $15 million Ryuk ransomware extortion ring.
SEC
Goldman Bans Prediction Bets After $1.2M Insider Case
A $1.2M Polymarket insider trading case just pushed Goldman to ban staff bets on stocks, bitcoin and ceasefires. Congress hasn't banned itself yet.
FDA
Fights FDA Withdrawal, Amgen Defends $459M Tavneos
NEJM retracted the pivotal trial behind Tavneos's FDA approval, and Amgen is still fighting the withdrawal ahead of a July hearing.
Legal
Busts 5,811 in Interpol's $293M Fraud Sweep
Interpol arrested 5,811 people and seized $293 million across 97 countries in Operation First Light, up from $257 million seized in 2024.
SEC
CFPB Reopens $10B Credit Card Late Fee Fight
The CFPB torched its own $10B late-fee rule in a court settlement last year. Now it's quietly reopening the same fight.
Legal
Caught Hiding 78M Chat Logs, OpenAI Faces Sanctions
OpenAI sat on 78 million searchable ChatGPT logs for two years while telling a federal judge the searches were impossible, NYT says.
SEC
Musk Pays $1.5M SEC Fine, Keeps $150M Gain
A federal judge slammed 'red flags' in Musk's SEC deal but approved it anyway, letting him resolve a $150 million dispute for $1.5 million.
SEC
CFPB Files RFI to Revive $10B Late-Fee Fight
The CFPB just told the White House it wants another look at late fees, a year after it abandoned its $8 rule in a settlement.
