UK Supreme Court considers 'the ordinary reader of a Facebook Post' in Defamation claim
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New York Attorney General launches an investigation into cryptocurrency trading platform
The New York Attorney General’s investigation has determined that the Bitfinex trading platform and the virtual currency, ‘tether’, have...
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