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Ukrainian scam victim rams into Russian military office – mayor
The individual drove his car into the building and set it on fire, the official from Gus-Khrustalny has said
Dec 26, 2024 07:42
Tycoon ordered to repay $11 billion to avoid execution – media
Vietnamese property developer Truong My Lan was convicted for large-scale bribery in April and sentenced to death
Nov 28, 2024 12:48
Trump accuses Twitter of election meddling after it bows to outrage mob & ‘fact-checks’ his tweets about mail-in ballots
For the first time ever, Twitter has tagged tweets by US President Donald Trump with a link to their ‘fact check,’ based on a collection of mainstream media reporting on the subject of mail-in ballots and voter fraud in the US.
May 26, 2020 22:16
Maduro calls Bolsonaro ‘modern-day Hitler’ after Brazil lends support to opposition leader
Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro has called right-wing Brazilian leader Jair Bolsonaro “a Hitler of the modern era.” Brazil openly backs the Venezuelan opposition and denounced Maduro’s inauguration last week as illegitimate.
Jan 15, 2019 00:28
Wall Street wants rollback of Enron-era accounting rules
Financial executives have called on lawmakers to scale back securities regulations that they argue stifle the marketing for initial public offerings.
Jul 18, 2017 21:51
Alleged scamming HBOS bankers linked to £35 million fraud, finally on trial
The first trial for bankers suspected of being partly responsible for the 2008 banking crisis has begun in London, after the £35 million ($46.5 million) alleged scam case was postponed for nearly two years.
Sep 12, 2016 13:16
$1mn per card: Major flaw detected in new credit, debit cards
Scientists testing for card fraud on new contactless microchip debit and credit cards have found a critical flaw that could allow a criminal to steal up to $1 million just by coming into close contact with a person.
Nov 4, 2014 05:03
London banker pleads guilty to fixing Libor, faces up to 10 yrs in jail
A senior London banker has become the first person to be prosecuted for fixing the London interbank offered rate (Libor), a scandal that resulted in billions worth of losses for savers as banks fraudulently boosted their profits.
Oct 7, 2014 15:43
African-Americans ‘are not going to the back of the bus’ on police brutality issue Opinion
There is a very frightening transition in the US where the police is militarized to suppress reasonable, rational dissent, Dr. Mark Mason, who was part of the Occupy movement, told RT.
Aug 18, 2014 16:17
EU imposes record 1.7bn euro fines on major intl banks over rate-rigging
The European Commission has slapped record fines of 1.7 billion euros on six major banks for manipulating lending rates that play a key role in the global economy. The penalties will add to already escalating costs for leading global lenders.
Dec 4, 2013 10:51