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FTX paid $135 million to sponsor the NBA team's arena in 2021, but both sides have been trying to cancel the deal since the crypto exchange went bust.

Coinbase Global Inc said on Tuesday it will cut about 950 jobs, or 20% of its workforce, as part of a restructuring plan that marks the third round of layoffs for the cryptocurrency exchange since

Nishad Singh is trying to cut a deal for limited immunity in exchange for information about his former roommate's political donations, according to a Bloomberg report.

BlockFi was one of the many companies that took out a loan from FTX and filed for bankruptcy in November shortly after the then second-largest crypto exchange platform collapsed.

CEO Changpeng Zhao has previously downplayed high levels of withdrawals since FTX's collapse as "business as usual".

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong blamed "unscrupulous actors" for the headwinds facing the crypto market, a possible allusion to FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried.

Recent turmoil has prompted questions about what the nascent industry is doing to manage risks and how to identify red flags that signal a firm is in trouble

FTX was the second-largest global cryptocurrency trading platform. However, in 2022 several media stated that the company might be a financial bubble. This triggered an outbreak of withdrawals, reducing company assets to virtually zero.

6-year-old student? abby zerner ushered the other students to safety before she was shot in the chest friday. police are investigating the shooting. saying it was intentional, there was and alltercation. a 6-year-old? the teacher is still in critical condition. federal prosecutors set up a website for victims of the ftx collapse. the doj says notifying everyone who lost money because of the collapse isnt practical. so it authorized the website to allow victims to reach out to a witness coordin...

Banks should be more careful about the risks of fraud, legal uncertainty and misleading disclosures by crypto firms, U.S.