WASHINGTON — Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler on Wednesday pushed back against criticism that the agency failed to enforce rules preventing malfeasance by cryptocurrency firms, such as the unlawful trading that led to the demise of crypto exchange giant FTX.
Source: CNBC
WASHINGTON — Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler on Wednesday pushed back against criticism that the agency failed to enforce rules preventing malfeasance by cryptocurrency firms, such as the unlawful trading that led to the demise of crypto exchange giant FTX.
Source: CNBC
These deficits, it must be emphasized, point to fraud at FTX more than malfeasance by Caroline Ellison or Alameda (though there was probably plenty of that, too).
Source: Yahoo Finance
“They’re being paid until January 4, [but] there’s a complete lack of clarity as to whether if they get another job during this time period they will continue to get that pay,” explained Bloom, who has set her sights on tech malfeasance in the past.
Source: Los Angeles Times
Freeze and Clayface, the common thread of being the victim of vicious corporate malfeasance (in Freeze’s case, repeatedly).
Source: Science
Pathetic excuses from the University of Colorado Boulder’s chancellor that some of the money will be used for student mental health make the malfeasance of flirting with student gambling addictions obvious.
Source: The New York Times
Last year, Action Lab became the most recent comics publisher (but not the last) to face serious allegations of non-payments, ghosting and other malfeasance against creators.
Source: GameTyrant
The American Civil Liberties Union for example, has argued that “such a system threatens to erase any possibility of anonymous operation of drones so that, for example, an activist wishing to record corporate malfeasance or police actions at a protest might be targeted after the fact, or chilled before it.
Source: POLITICO
Cawthorn thanks the Committee for their thorough investigation and is pleased to note that the Committee fully exonerated him of the false, malicious, and stupendously idiotic allegations of an improper relationship with staff members," a Cawthorn spokesperson said in a statement to POLITICO, referring to the non-crypto-related malfeasance of which he was accused, but investigators found no evidence.
Source: POLITICO
And the fact that a lot of that activi — that a lot of that seems to have been a smokescreen for some real misbehavior and malfeasance that was going on at his companies — so the last clip I want to play for you is this clip where Sam Bankman-Fried is asked about this discrepancy between the public image that he cultivated and what appears to be the reality of what was going on at FTX and Alameda, and whether all this image creation and maintenance was all just kind of a PR ploy.
Source: The New York Times
5, he wrote a letter requesting a Government Accountability Office review of “the SEC’s failure to protect the investing public from the egregious mismanagement and malfeasance of FTX.
Source: Cointelegraph
“Biberaj was entitled to notice and an opportunity to respond before Judge Plowman publicly relieved her of that authority based on the conclusion that the plea agreement … amounted to professional neglect, ineptitude, or malfeasance that infected Biberaj’s whole office,” the court said.
Source: The Washington Post
Text of the exchange has also started going around, used to imply that this alleged malfeasance is another reason Sanders left the school.
Source: AL.com
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