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Europol, in collaboration with law enforcement from six countries, dismantled an international drug trafficking ring, seizing $26 million in cryptocurrencies and other valuables. The operation, linked to cocaine trafficking, highlighted Bitcoin's continued use among criminals, despite the rise of privacy coins. Authorities emphasized the potential of blockchain technology to aid in combating organized crime, while challenges remain due to the anonymity of crypto transactions.
Ambire has launched Ambire Legends, an incentivized campaign aimed at educating users about smart accounts and account abstraction through a gamified experience. Users create RPG-styled characters, earn XP points by engaging in onchain actions, and can earn $WALLET tokens based on their portfolio balance. The Ambire extension, currently in Closed Beta, emphasizes advanced security features and supports both smart and externally owned accounts, bridging traditional wallet models with future innovations.
The European Investment Bank is lending Sateliot €30 million to expand its low Earth orbit network with 16 additional nanosatellites by 2025. The Spanish startup has secured €45 million in a Series B funding round, aiming for a total of €70 million, and plans to deploy 250 satellites for global connectivity, targeting markets like agriculture and mining. Despite funding delays, Sateliot has signed agreements covering nine million devices across 50 countries, projecting over $250 million in annual recurring revenue.
In a tragic saga of crime and corruption, Tatiana, a Bulgarian banker, faces the consequences of her involvement in a money laundering scheme linked to a notorious criminal organization. After years of pressure and multiple deaths surrounding the case, she is convicted in 2022 and dies from illness in 2023. The case ultimately falls to UBS, which is acquitted, preserving its reputation and that of the Swiss financial sector, thanks to Tatiana's silent suffering.
UBS has been acquitted by the Federal Supreme Court in the Bulgarian cocaine trial, following an appeal. The court's decision was influenced by the death of a former employee linked to the case, which prevented further examination of the accusations against the bank. Consequently, UBS's compensatory claim has been canceled.
A Swiss court has acquitted Credit Suisse of money laundering charges linked to a Bulgarian cocaine trafficking gang, overturning a 2022 conviction. The ruling cited the death of a former employee, which hindered the examination of the case without violating her presumption of innocence. UBS, now the parent company of Credit Suisse, welcomed the decision, while the Swiss attorney general's office is reviewing the findings for potential further action.
UBS has been acquitted by the Federal Criminal Court of charges related to money laundering, stemming from its emergency merger with Credit Suisse. The court ruled that prosecuting UBS would violate the presumption of innocence for a deceased former CS employee. However, the Office of the Attorney General of Switzerland may still appeal the decision.
UBS has been acquitted in the Bulgarian cocaine trial after the death of a former employee involved in the case, leading to the cancellation of a compensatory claim against the bank. Credit Suisse, which was convicted in 2022 for money laundering linked to a cocaine network, faced significant scandals before its acquisition by UBS in 2023. The court ruled that proceeding with the case would violate the deceased's presumption of innocence.
UBS has been acquitted in the Bulgarian cocaine trial after the death of a former employee involved in the case. The Swiss Federal Supreme Court ruled that proceeding with the case would violate the presumption of innocence for the deceased, following Credit Suisse's earlier conviction and fines related to money laundering. The bank's troubles were exacerbated by scandals leading to its emergency takeover by UBS in March 2023.
The Federal Criminal Court acquitted UBS in a case involving the Bulgarian mafia, while Credit Suisse was found guilty of failing to supervise its relations and comply with anti-money laundering regulations from July 2007 to December 2008. The Swiss Federal Prosecutor's Office is appealing for a maximum fine of CHF 5 million and a compensation claim of CHF 41 million. Among the four convicted, one has died, while two others have appealed their sentences, with one receiving a 29-month prison term and the other a five-month suspended sentence.
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