DWF Labs Expands Global Regulatory Footprint with BVI Virtual Asset Service Provider Approval
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Nvidia (NVDA) Market Cap Soars to $5,300,000,000,000, Shatters Five S&P 500 Sectors and Matches 16% of US GDP
Nvidia reaches $5.3 trillion market cap, accounting for 8% of the S&P 500 and exceeding multiple sectors while equaling 16.3% of U.S. GDP.
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Linqto Founder Faces Federal Charges Over Alleged $450,000,000 Pre-IPO Price Inflation Fraud Scheme
William Sarris was charged with securities fraud, broker-dealer fraud, wire fraud, and conspiracy for allegedly marking up pre-IPO shares and creating false scarcity. Former executive Joseph Endoso pleaded guilty and is cooperating with prosecutors.
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Morgan Stanley Projecting Foldable iPhone To Add $14,000,000,000 In Apple December Quarter Revenue
Morgan Stanley is forecasting that Apple’s first foldable iPhone will generate about $14 billion in December-quarter revenue. The bank describes the device as the largest iPhone redesign since the 2017 iPhone X.
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Officer and Wife Accused of Stealing Over $74,000 From Elderly Man’s Bank Accounts for Luxuries
An Oklahoma police officer and his wife are accused of taking more than $74,000 from an 82-year-old man’s accounts after moving into his home. The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation says the couple gained control of his money in 2023, when the officer was added to the accounts and given power of attorney, reports KOCO. Andrew McVicker, […]
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Tennessee Bank Teller Accused of Draining $60,000 From Customer Accounts Using Old Withdrawal Slips
A 24-year-old teller at First Bank in Memphis faces multiple felony charges for allegedly using outdated slips to drain $60,000 from two accounts.
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Louisiana ID Firm Breached, Exposing 153 Million Driver’s Licenses: Report
A dark web service briefly sold scans of over 153 million U.S. and Canadian driver’s licenses and other IDs, traced to a suspected breach at Louisiana-based IDScan.net. The FBI’s New Orleans field office opened an investigation after the data appeared on a Russian cybercrime forum.
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Alabama-Based Health Tech Firm Breached, Affecting 9.5 Million Patients – Names, SSNs, Health Records at Risk
Aesto Health suffered a cyberattack on its AWS infrastructure that exposed protected health information and PII of 9,540,683 patients across at least 30 clients. The incident ranks as the second-largest healthcare data breach of 2026.
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$66,000 Check Fraud Scheme Hits Bank and Credit Union in New York
A Copiague resident faces charges after depositing fake checks at a Baldwin credit union and another bank, causing losses to a local resident and the financial institution. Nassau County police urge vigilance against such scams.
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Connecticut Law Firm Bookkeeper Admits Stealing Over $750,000 Using Fake Checks and Rental Cash
A former bookkeeper at a Hartford law firm pleaded guilty to embezzling more than $750,000 through fraudulent checks and diverted rental payments while also evading taxes on the stolen funds.
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Dropbox Says Hackers Accessed About 5,000 Accounts Without Passwords
Dropbox is notifying users of unauthorized access to roughly 5,000 accounts through a legacy Lenovo ID integration that bypassed passwords for those without MFA.
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Treasury Selloff Drives Mortgage Rates Near 7% as Iran Tensions Rise
Geopolitical concerns and inflation pressures are lifting borrowing costs for homes and vehicles. The move could slow housing activity and prompt Federal Reserve action.
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$4.4 Million Jewelry Theft Spree Hit Stores in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Virginia, Says U.S. Department of Justice
Federal authorities extradited two Colombian nationals accused of leading a sophisticated jewelry theft ring that targeted malls across multiple states, including one in Connecticut. The operation resulted in over $4.4 million in losses with no recoveries reported.
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Hackers Release Personal Data of 8.7 Million Airport Customers After Ransom Refusal
Hackers published nearly 9 million customers' personal data from Manchester, Stansted and East Midlands airports after Manchester Airports Group refused to pay a ransom. The half-terabyte dataset of emails, addresses, vehicle registrations and travel history was released publicly online.
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Grayscale Research Is Warning of AI-Driven Surveillance Risks on Transparent Blockchains, Says Zcash Will Be Part of the Solution
Grayscale Research argues that artificial intelligence is creating new threats to financial privacy on public blockchains like Bitcoin, positioning Zcash's shielded zero-knowledge transactions as an essential solution in a third wave of privacy focus.
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Justice Department Seizes Over $560,000 in Crypto Donations to Hamas
The Justice Department seized more than $560,000 in cryptocurrency donations for Hamas's Al Qassam Brigades and took control of related domains and servers used for fundraising.
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JPMorgan Strategist Says Hyperscalers Could Add $1,500,000,000,000 In Debt Amid AI Growth
JPMorgan Asset Management strategist Stephanie Aliaga states that the bond market can absorb growing debt from the six largest hyperscalers as AI demand rises, with their leverage ratios remaining low.
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Up To $5,000 Per Person Incoming After Financial Services Firm Settles Data Breach Lawsuit Affecting 75,116 People
Cuso Financial Services is settling a class action over a cybersecurity incident that exposed personal data of about 75,116 individuals. Eligible claimants can seek cash payments, credit monitoring, and other benefits with a November 2026 deadline.
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Georgia Rapper Receives Six-Year Prison Term for Selling Check Fraud Guides Tied to $6,500,000 Stolen Check Operation
A Georgia-based rapper sold fraud tutorials and recruited bank account holders to deposit altered stolen checks, resulting in a guilty plea and federal prison sentence with no reported victim losses.
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Health Institute Issues Red Alert Over Potentially Lethal Trump Ecstasy Pills
Dutch drug testers have issued a red alert after ecstasy pills bearing President Trump’s image were found to contain a high dose of PMMA. The warning comes from the Trimbos Institute after several two-toned pills were turned in last week at DIMS testing centers. PMMA acts like MDMA but hits later. People can take more […]
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