Ecuador’s ex-president and Chinese ambassador seek to avoid jail over belt and road dam
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Ecuador's former president Lenin Moreno and a former Chinese ambassador appealed to the country's highest court to avoid five-year prison sentences stemming from a US$76 million bribery scheme linked to contracts for the nation's largest hydroelectric project secured by a Chinese state contractor.
The CFTC has filed a motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought by CME Group, arguing that CME cannot challenge the regulator's approval of Kalshi’s Bitcoin perpetual futures contract without demonstrating concrete financial harm.
A federal judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed by XRP influencer Jake Claver against content creator Zach Rector on September 2, ruling that Rector's 2025 videos contained no actionably false statements.
The CFTC has requested a judge dismiss a lawsuit filed by CME Group regarding crypto perpetual futures, arguing the dispute is overstated since the regulator's order permits any designated contract market, including CME, to list such products.
The article highlights a past market reaction where Alphabet's stock rose following a judge's rejection of a U.S.
A Michigan judge issued an order barring Kalshi from offering sports betting in the state and threatened a $500,000 daily fine, describing the platform as a sports betting operation masquerading as an investment opportunity.
Venezuela's ousted president Nicolas Maduro argued for dismissal of US drug trafficking charges, citing sovereign immunity, while awaiting trial in June.
Nicolás Maduro, the head of state of Venezuela, has filed a motion in a US court to dismiss a drug-trafficking case against him, asserting sovereign immunity as the defense.
A judge ruled that Google will not face a forced breakup of its ad business but must implement changes to benefit competitors, signaling regulatory pressure without a structural remedy.
A judge denied a request to block the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette from publishing documents about Google's data center energy usage.
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