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Philippines SEC Signals Readiness for Real-World Asset Tokenization
You are here: Home / Cryptocurrency News / Philippines SEC Signals Readiness for Real-World Asset Tokenization The Philippines SEC has signalled the readiness of the country to tokenize its real-world assets (RWAs), with more and more trust being invested in the blockchain-powered financial tools. As per the opinion of the regulator, all the legal frameworks
FIFA president Infantino brushes off World Cup criticism as crypto ambitions linger in the background
Giovanni Infantino has never been accused of lacking confidence. At press conferences held between June 10-14, the FIFA president addressed a growing list of complaints about the 2026 World Cup by telling critics to “chill and relax.” The tournament, he insisted, would be a success. The critics have material to work with. Ticket prices for
Nigerian Fines 21 Foreign Hackers And Orders Their Deportation
A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, presided by Justice Ekerete Akpan, has convicted 21 foreign nationals over high-level cybercrime, fining each of them one million Naira.Justice Akpan, while delivering judgment on the plea bargain reached between the convicts and the Nigeria Police Force, ordered their immediate departure from Nigeria within six working days.The judge
UK Court Fines Nigerian Woman £25,000 For Falsely Accusing Man Of R3pe
A London-based Nigerian woman, Cynthia Chia, has been ordered by a UK High Court to pay £25,000 in damages to Idowu Ogunkanmi, a Nigerian-born businessman based in Dubai, after she falsely accused him of rape and launched a vicious nine-year campaign of harassment. The two, having first and only once met under the circumstances of
AGCO Fines Great Canadian Entertainment over Alleged Underage Gambling Violations
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) announced that it had issued CAD 151,000 ($108,542) in penalties to Great Canadian Entertainment for alleged failures at three of its casinos. The fine was prompted by four separate occasions in which the casino company’s properties are said to have failed to prevent minors from gambling. Great
Bid-rigging fines provide warning to construction sector
Charles Livingstone is a partner at Brodies LLP The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has handed out fines of almost £60m to 10 demolition contractors and secured the disqualification of three former company directors, after finding that the firms had engaged in bid rigging across 19 contracts worth over £150m. “Construction is regularly identified as
NBC Fines Channels Television N5m Over Inciting Interview With LP’s VP Candidate Datti
Channels Television has been fined N5 million by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) over an interview with Datti Baba-Ahmed, Labour Party Vice Presidential candidate.In a March 27 letter addressed to Channels Chief Executive Officer and obtained on Friday in Abuja, the NBC said the television station violated broadcasting code.Titled “Broadcast of an Inciting Interview...
£60m fines and director bans for contractors after demolition bid-rigging probe
Ten demolition contractors have been hit with fines totalling £59.3m for their involvement in bid-rigging. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) ruled in June last year that the firms, which include Keltbray, McGee and Erith, were all colluding on prices through “illegal cartel agreements” when submitting bids for contracts. The CMA previously ruled that, rather
FTC fines BetterHelp $7.8M, alleges it shared consumers’ health info with advertisers
Skip to main content The Federal Trade Commission has fined digital mental healthcare provider BetterHelp $7.8 million for sharing the personal health information of millions of consumers with advertisers like Facebook, Snapchat, Criteo and Pinterest during a seven-year period. Under the proposed order, which the company agreed to, BetterHelp also would be banned from sharing consumers' health
Tile is threatening $1M fines to deter stalkers. This won’t help
Image: Dominik Tomaszewski / Foundry Can the threat of a $1 million fine really dissuade people from using Tile Bluetooth trackers for stalking? That seems to be Tile’s belief as it launches its new Anti-Theft Mode, which allows users to hide the company’s trackers from detection. In exchange for this invisibility, Tile owners must agree
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Philippines SEC Signals Readiness for Real-World Asset Tokenization
You are here: Home / Cryptocurrency News / Philippines SEC Signals Readiness for Real-World Asset Tokenization The Philippines SEC has signalled the readiness of the country to tokenize its real-world assets (RWAs), with more and more trust being invested in the blockchain-powered financial tools. As per the opinion of the regulator, all the legal frameworks
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FIFA president Infantino brushes off World Cup criticism as crypto ambitions linger in the background
Giovanni Infantino has never been accused of lacking confidence. At press conferences held between June 10-14, the FIFA president addressed a growing list of complaints about the 2026 World Cup by telling critics to “chill and relax.” The tournament, he insisted, would be a success. The critics have material to work with. Ticket prices for
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Morocco’s World Cup win over Scotland sparks crypto prediction market frenzy
Morocco’s 1-0 victory over Scotland on June 19 wasn’t just a statement win for the Atlas Lions. It was also one of the most heavily traded sporting events in crypto prediction market history, with volumes exceeding $2 billion around the Group C opener alone. Ismael Saibari scored just 71 seconds into the match at Boston
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