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At least one company did not enjoy having its shares dumped, it says in lawsuit form.

And as the SEC’s enforcement chief with say-so over settlements, as it happens, he does.

A public service announcement for the remaining Operation Varsity Blues parents.

Oh, they don’t and were just (allegedly) ripping off their health insurance plan? Got it.

The Justice Department has a new squad of crypto-cops, a new taste for white-collar criminal enforcement, a new demand for cyber-ransom notifications. And if you happen to know where all of Tether’s money is, it would appreciate a call on that, as well.

Funnily, it seems COO Samir Rao’s method acting didn’t come up.

A knock at the door from the fuzz is not how anyone wants to ring in a new job.

And also not take away their free ice cream.

Awkward.

Oh, the law says it. Huh.

The U.S. Army proves powerless against Lynn Tilton’s executive wiles.

Whether you’re a simple homeowner or a sophisticated investment banking client, it’s just the way Wells does business.

There was at least one thing you allegedly couldn’t do during the madness.

Xi Jinping is extremely busy these days.

For now, it’s just an accusation of being a serial rapist.

Should they not have done that? I tell you, big tech’s gotta plead ignorance on this thing.

Of course, neither that plan nor the larger bill of which it is a part is going anywhere, but it’s nice to know all the same.

The social-media giant is apparently as susceptible to bullying as its users.