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March 24, 2025
Google Pares Back Investors' Suit Over Antitrust Probe
A California federal judge Monday allowed investors to move forward with a securities fraud claim against Google, its CEO Sundar Pichai and parent company Alphabet Inc. over an allegedly false statement to Congress in 2020 about the fairness of ad auctions, but tossed the rest of the suit for good.
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March 24, 2025
Law Firm Bookkeeper Charged With Embezzling $835K
The bookkeeper and office manager of a Hartford, Connecticut, law firm embezzled more than half a million dollars from the firm over 12 years and took more than a quarter-million in separate rental income earned by the law firm's owner, federal prosecutors announced on Monday.
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March 24, 2025
Wells Fargo Loses Bid To Toss Suit Over $300M Ponzi Scheme
A Florida federal judge on Monday adopted a magistrate judge's recommendation to deny Wells Fargo's bid to toss two retirees' putative class action accusing the bank of aiding and abetting a $300 million Ponzi scheme that deceived more than 1,000 investors, mostly elderly investors.
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March 24, 2025
Feds, Javice Rest In Trial Over JPMorgan's $175M Frank Buy
Manhattan federal prosecutors and Charlie Javice on Monday both wrapped up their cases in the trial of the former Frank CEO and another executive, who are accused of tricking JPMorgan into buying the education startup for $175 million based on false information.
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March 24, 2025
'Enough Is Enough': Tornado Cash Users Demand Judgment
Challengers to the Treasury Department's now-dissolved sanctions of crypto mixer Tornado Cash on Monday urged a Texas federal judge to make clear that the designation was unlawful despite the government's claims that the case is moot now that it has removed Tornado Cash from its blocked persons list.

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