DOJ Indicts Dream Market's 'Speedstepper' on 12 Counts
The alleged 'Speedstepper' bought $1.7M in gold bars with Dream Market crypto proceeds. Now he faces 12 federal counts at up to 20 years each.
The alleged 'Speedstepper' bought $1.7M in gold bars with Dream Market crypto proceeds. Now he faces 12 federal counts at up to 20 years each.
NYC Mayor Mamdani is asking regulators to kill Western Union's $500M Intermex buy, citing fee hikes that would hit immigrant families hardest.
Jho Low, the 1MDB fugitive charged in the largest-ever FCPA case, petitioned DOJ for a pardon while his co-defendants serve prison time.
BeOne's Beqalzi won the first U.S. BCL-2 approval specifically for mantle cell lymphoma, with CLL giant Venclexta squarely in its sights.
The FCC cleared EchoStar spectrum for AT&T and Starlink, leaving rural carriers to fight for secondary deals that may never materialize.
Nitrogen ransomware claims 8TB and 11M documents stolen from Foxconn, with Apple, Nvidia, and Intel design files allegedly in the haul.
Makary's ouster leaves FDA with three acting leaders as Sanofi pulls diabetes drug Tzield from his signature priority review program.
Alphabet's Isomorphic Labs closed a $2.1B Series B, the second biggest biotech fundraise ever, with no pipeline molecule disclosed.
Telkom Indonesia's 140 sham transactions have drawn both SEC and DOJ scrutiny, spanning revenue recognition, internal controls, and FCPA compliance.
FCA's second AI Live Testing cohort puts agentic payments at Barclays, Lloyds and UBS under regulator watch. Mills Review reports this summer.
SEC's 2026 priorities make AI explainability an exam item across advisers and broker-dealers. Black-box LLM compliance tools don't produce the trail.
Brussels pushed AI Act high-risk rules to December 2027, lifting a 14-week cliff off credit-scoring and fraud teams. €15M penalty cap stays.
FinCEN's 7 April NPRM rewrites 25 years of AML rules. Buried in the fact sheet: AI use will weigh on how the Director sets fines.
FCA fined Wood Group £12.99M for accounting 'influenced by its desire to maintain prior results.' Shares had already cratered 78%.
The SECURE Data Act would replace the state privacy patchwork with one federal standard for businesses above $25M revenue and 200,000 consumers.