
SEC Drops Its Case Against Crypto Investor Justin Sun
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is dropping its civil-fraud case against crypto billionaire and World Liberty Financial investor Justin Sun.

SEC Drops Its Case Against Crypto Investor Justin Sun
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is dropping its civil-fraud case against crypto billionaire and World Liberty Financial investor Justin Sun.

Head of Police Federation of England and Wales Arrested for Suspected Fraud
The head of the body representing most police officers in England and Wales has been arrested on suspicion of fraud by abuse of position, weeks after he publicly called for stronger protections for whistleblowers.

Malaysian Watchdog Agency Probes $280mln Deal with Arm Holdings
Malaysia’s troubled anti-graft agency is probing a $280-million deal between the Malaysian government and British chip giant Arm Holdings, Agence France-Presse reported.

Lula’s Son Stripped of Bank-Secrecy Protections in Ongoing Fraud Case
A Brazilian Senate decision to strip bank- and tax-secrecy protections from President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s son has intensified political pressure on the leftist leader as lawmakers investigate an alleged fraud scheme inside the national pension system.

EU’s Pandemic Recovery Fund May Have Lost €5 Billion to Fraud
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) is facing a sharp rise in suspected fraud linked to the EU’s pandemic recovery fund, with estimated losses tied to the program approaching €5 billion, Follow the Money reported, citing figures in the office’s annual report released Monday.

Telegram Messaging App Increasingly Exploited by Fraudsters, Revolut Finds
The messaging platform Telegram has become a hub for job scams and other forms of fraud, Revolut is warning.

Tariff Evasion and Fraud Seen Behind Record Gap in U.S.-China Trade Data
A record mismatch in official trade statistics is complicating efforts to measure how far the U.S. and China have “decoupled,” according to Bloomberg, which cited an $112-billion gap between what Beijing said it exported to the United States and what U.S. Customs and Border Protection recorded as arriving.

TFI’s Hurley to Exit After Objecting to Minneapolis Crackdown
A senior Treasury Department official is preparing to resign after privately raising objections to a White House-backed initiative aimed at alleged fraud tied to the Somali immigrant community in Minnesota.

FATF Warns on Global Rise in Cyber-Enabled Fraud
Cyber-enabled fraud is rapidly expanding in scale and sophistication as criminals exploit digital platforms, instant payments, and virtual assets to move illicit proceeds across borders, an intergovernmental watchdog said on Tuesday.

The Mexican Billionaire Who Says He Lost Big to a Lombard-Loan Swindle
Ricardo Salinas Pliego, the Mexican billionaire behind Grupo Elektra, thought he’d done enough due diligence when he decided to invest $400 million in Bitcoin as the value of the cryptocurrency surged in the spring of 2021.