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Venezuelan financier Julio Herrera Velutini has given more than £500,000 since Boris Johnson became UK prime minister
US regulator says Forsage programme raised $300mn by ‘aggressively’ marketing to global investors
Landmark lawsuit to block virtual reality deal will challenge Big Tech and the legal establishment
Rohit Chopra says his agency will take a ‘very careful look’ at Big Tech’s foray into buy now, pay later
Former Trump adviser faces jail after failing to comply with subpoena from January 6 committee
Ishan Wahi and two associates accused of profiting on internal information on listing decisions
Holding company’s investments in vets and insurance are under scrutiny from competition officials
Battle between elite golf circuit and new challenger has divided the sport
Companies backed requirement that ISS and Glass Lewis tell them voting recommendations
US president urges people to vote and reclaim their rights in November’s midterm elections
Attack at July 4 festivities in Highland Park left seven people dead and dozens more injured
Highland Park attack that left 6 dead follows other massacres in the US this year
Rules governing financial markets and crypto could be open to legal challenge after EPA decision
Amazon founder accuses White House of ‘misdirection’ in tackling soaring prices
Landmark rulings on issues including abortion, guns and climate regulation will be felt for years to come
Most regulators and industry heavyweights believe banks and asset managers are protected
Landmark ruling deals a blow to Biden administration’s fight against climate change
Digital asset manager challenges rejection of application to convert $40bn trust into exchange traded fund
Legal battles proliferate as advocates and providers seek to preserve access after Supreme Court ruling
SEC alleges ‘breaches of trust’ involving dozens of employees at Big Four audit firm
Conservative majority’s decision about on-field prayer deepens protections for religious activity in public sphere
Conservative justice Clarence Thomas said protections for gay rights, same-sex marriage and contraception should also be reconsidered
With a solid 6-3 majority, its rightwing is increasingly emboldened to make big rulings on divisive issues
The televised hearings have been called ‘Watergate for a streaming age’ and pressure is building to prosecute the former president
Dramatic ruling by majority-conservative court unwinds nearly 50-year-old precedent
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