Musk agrees to settlement, $1.5 million fine in SEC case
Elon Musk has agreed to pay $1.5 million to end a lawsuit that began in the wake of his 2022 purchase of what was then Twitter.
BusinessElon Musk has agreed to pay $1.5 million to end a lawsuit that began in the wake of his 2022 purchase of what was then Twitter.
BusinessPayment giant Klarna has registered with the US financial supervisory authority SEC to be introduced on the New York Stock Exchange. Bloomberg predicts one of the year's largest financial company listings on Wall Street.
BusinessPayment giant Klarna is aiming to raise 10 billion kronor in connection with a listing on the New York stock exchange, reports Bloomberg, citing sources. An application for listing may come as early as next week.
BusinessThe Stockholm Stock Exchange rises on Friday.
BusinessThe President of the USA, Donald Trump, is directly living up to the promises of leading a crypto-friendly government. A working group will review the industry's regulatory framework.
BusinessFirst out was Donald Trump and now his wife Melania has also launched a cryptocurrency. If you think bitcoin is a speculative asset, then this is a number of trips even worse, says Johan Javeus, chief strategist at SEB.
BusinessThe American financial supervisory authority SEC has submitted a lawsuit against Elon Musk related to his purchase of Twitter, now X, reports American media.
BusinessKlarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski says that the payment service is ready to take on the challenge from incoming President Donald Trump and make a multi-billion investment in the USA if the authorities there speed up the licensing process. We want to become a bank in the USA, says Siemiatkowski in an interview with Bloomberg TV.
BusinessThe USA's incoming president Donald Trump has announced a new advisory role: "The White House's AI and crypto-tsar".
BusinessAfter the winning streak earlier in the week, stock prices on Wall Street slowed down and fell back in anticipation of important labor market statistics.
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