Reform donor's BitMEX sued for £20m over unregulated UK crypto sales
A former investor alleges the exchange sold crypto derivatives to UK customers without FCA approval. The case could reshape offshore platform risk.

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A former investor alleges the exchange sold crypto derivatives to UK customers without FCA approval. The case could reshape offshore platform risk.
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The imaging giant's pivot into drug manufacturing was supposed to write its second act. Investors are still waiting on returns.
The arrest lands as OpenAI and rivals face fresh safety scrutiny - here's what it means for AI governance and insider risk.
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The Independent Football Regulator's chair draws a red line as Manchester City face sanctions from fines to expulsion.
The Economist's takedown of Musk's philanthropy shows why the world's richest man gives less than his peers, and what it signals for donors and boards.