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Financial literacy education is key to protecting Indians from scams in era of superfast payments
Justice ministry to decide whether developer behind TerraUSD token will be sent to US or South Korea
The media lawyer shows how surveillance and intimidation are used to silence critics
Covert recording of now-deceased civil servant accuses Wolfgang Sobotka of interfering in sensitive investigations
PwC refused to reapply for the job at troubled music rights investor
Prosecution case turns on a UK government deal to provide military communication networks
Lawsuit against lender co-founded by ex-Barclays chief alleges breach of acquisition terms
US authorities say world’s biggest cryptocurrency platform breached money laundering laws
David R Jones made Houston the nation’s insolvency capital before an undisclosed relationship forced his resignation and prompted calls for reform
Tysers and HW Wood paid bribes via Florida bank accounts, say authorities
$13bn industry works to counter lawmakers’ concerns that foreign backing could fuel corporate espionage
Lee Jae-yong also accused of orchestrating $3.9bn accounting fraud in connection with 2015 merger
Bargain-hunting shoppers are easy prey for scammers
US prosecutors say Aviram Azari orchestrated and facilitated ‘international hacking-for-hire spearphishing campaign’
Arrests come amid legal tussle between Danish brewer and Kremlin-backed managers over brand licensing rights
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Rishi Sunak’s attempt to rescue Rwanda plan by changing the law is misconceived
Trevor Milton is set to be sentenced on November 28
Supreme court upholds conviction against Swiss lender but orders €1.8bn of penalties to be recalculated
Under Lord Reed, the court has previously been content to leave matters of policy to the executive and legislature
Nick Ephgrave drives fresh approach at Serious Fraud Office in bid to repair agency’s reputation
Ruling related to country’s enshrined debt brake risks spat within coalition and cash for energy transition
Accounting bodies warn that most of government’s planned reforms would be counter-productive
Conservative peer previously denied any ties to medical equipment company through her lawyers
Judge finds Associated Newspapers failed to deliver ‘knockout blow’ to lawsuit
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