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About 70 people dressed as Father Christmas brave the morning chill for the annual paddle.

Department of Justice announces criminal and civil cryptocurrency initiatives as Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gensler continues to develop the agency’s regulatory and...

Daniel Weiner and Amina Hassan of Hughes Hubbard & Reed didn’t even want the jury to decide whether the crypto currency products at the heart of a class action against their client, former Cantor Fitzgerald vice-chair Stuart Fraser, were securities.

A Connecticut federal jury just answered one of the biggest questions on the minds of cryptocurrency investors, developers, and regulators – are cryptocurrencies securities? The jury concluded that Paycoin and several cryptocurrency mining-related assets are not securities.

A series of digital-asset products linked to a cryptocurrency mining operation do not count as securities, a Connecticut jury found Monday in what a defense lawyer called a first-of-its-kind verdict.

Over the coming weeks, the utilities, conversion circuit, flotation circuits, crystallisers and dryer will be commissioned ahead of full load...

The next Black Sorrows album ‘Saint Georges Road’ will be the 50th album for Joe Camilleri. The album also reunites Joe with producer Peter Solley, who worked with him on The Falcons’ ‘Screaming Targets’ and the hits ‘Hit and Run’ and ‘Shape I’m In’.

) Salt Lake Potash adds energy services and financial expertise with new chief financial officer The new CFO has spent 25 years living abroad in the US, France, Switzerland, and Indonesia in senior finance roles. SO4’s Lake Way project will be the first producing asset within the company’s project portfolio Salt Lake Potash Ltd (ASX:SO4) (LON:SO4) (OTCMKTS:WHELF) (FRA:W1D) has added energy services and finance experience to its team with the appointment of Stuart Fraser as chie...

ANY crime drama fan worth their arm chair detective badge will have watched Taggart.The Glasgow-based drama spanned 27 series from 1983 until 2010, ma

IN the halcyon days of heading Doon the Watter, Arran sparkled as a Clyde holiday hotspot; now ‘Scotland in Miniature’ is set to sparkle again after the baleful lockdown lifts as an antidote to the pandemic-ravaged world. Arran has never been better geared towards the holiday-starved, as I found when I hopped back last autumn on CalMac, bound not for amusement arcades and donkey rides, but new distilleries, hipster gin and boat fresh seafood on an isle where change is afoot. In tandem w...