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He claims to have spent millions of his own money, only to be tossed out of the company he co-founded.

Griffith argues that because his April 2019 conference presentation consisted of widely-available public information, he was not providing a "service" to North Korean officials

The outlook is grim for the Canadian messaging app as it loses $5 million over its initial coin offering for Kin tokens.

Participants of a $5.6 million token sale did not expect a return on investment, the NAC Foundation argued.

The Mt. Gox trustee rehabilitation plan is purportedly coming in mid-December.

The end of the U.S. federal government's fiscal year brought a cascade of major announcements from agencies.

Nvidia is trying not to hand over internal documents to plaintiffs who allege that the GPU manufacturer misrepresented its financials during the 2017 bull run.

The cases of the robber’s two accomplices are still pending.

New documents in Epic Games v. Google show the gaming company attacking Google for misusing the Android ecosystem — once touted for its openness — to muscle out competition.

A U.S. circuit court has concluded its review of a terrorism financing case that begin in 2010, saying that the NSA's phone tapping was illegal but that it was a minor part of the evidence.

After three long years, the class-action lawsuit alleging that Tezos violated securities laws through its 2017 ICO has concluded.

Craig Wright and Roger Ver are finally in the same jurisdiction.

While nobody can find the man behind alleged ponzi scheme Control-Finance, the CFTC is asking the court to throw the book at him.

Sworn in for her second term today, SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce tells Cointelegraph about the commission’s work on crypto and new tech in investing.

Craig Wright's legal counsel has refuted claims from Hodlnaut on Twitter.