Bitcoin Rises 5.6% To $21,044

Bitcoin Rises 5.6% To $21,044

(Reuters) – Bitcoin rose 5.58% to $21,044 at 2344 GMT on Saturday, adding $1,113 to its previous close. Bitcoin, the world’s biggest and best-known cryptocurrency, is up 27.6% from the year’s low of $16,496 on Jan 1. Ether, the coin linked to the ethereum blockchain network, surged 7% to $1,552.6 on Saturday, adding $101.6 to…

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Twitter's Laid-off Workers Cannot Pursue Claims Via Class-action Lawsuit-judge

Twitter’s Laid-off Workers Cannot Pursue Claims Via Class-action Lawsuit-judge

(Reuters) -Twitter Inc has secured a ruling allowing the social media company to force several laid-off workers suing over their termination to pursue their claims via individual arbitration than a class-action lawsuit. U.S. District Judge James Donato on Friday ruled that five former Twitter employees pursuing a proposed class action accusing the company of failing…

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Schroders Gets Nod To Set Up China Fund Unit As Beijing Speeds Up Approvals

Schroders Gets Nod To Set Up China Fund Unit As Beijing Speeds Up Approvals

SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Schroders has obtained Chinese regulatory approval to set up a wholly-owned mutual fund unit in China, as Beijing accelerates opening up its giant financial sector to foreigners. China abruptly dismantled its strict, three-year zero-COVID policy in early December, and the government has apparently stepped up efforts to woo foreign companies and investors…

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Twitter's Laid-off Workers Asked To Drop Lawsuit Over Severance, Judge Rules

Twitter’s Laid-off Workers Asked To Drop Lawsuit Over Severance, Judge Rules

(Reuters) – Twitter Inc has secured a ruling allowing the social media company to force several laid-off workers suing over their termination to pursue their claims via individual arbitration than a class-action lawsuit. U.S. District Judge James Donato on Friday ruled that five former Twitter employees pursuing a proposed class action accusing the company of…

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Brazil's Americanas Could Face Up To $8 Billion Early Debt Charges After Accounting Scandal, Court Warns

Brazil’s Americanas Could Face Up To $8 Billion Early Debt Charges After Accounting Scandal, Court Warns

By Rodrigo Viga Gaier and Tatiana Bautzer RIO DE JANEIRO/SAO PAULO (Reuters) -A Brazilian court said on Friday Americanas SA could be liable to repay up to 40 billion reais ($7.9 billion) in debt earlier than planned, if the retailer is found in breach of covenant after reporting “accounting inconsistencies.” A group representing minority shareholders…

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