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January 20, 2026
FINRA Says Firms Ignored Red Flags About Overseas Biz
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority has accused a pair of broker-dealers of failing to investigate red flags related to underwriting foreign customers' transactions and of not disclosing certain compensation, while the firms separately sued the regulator in Illinois federal court for overreach they claim blocked them from underwriting engagements.
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January 20, 2026
Defense Industry Exec Gets 4 Years For Bribery Scheme
A U.S. Navy veteran who founded a defense contracting company has been sentenced in California federal court to four years in prison after admitting his role in a scheme where he bribed a former Navy employee with World Series and Super Bowl tickets for his help ensuring the company procured lucrative government contracts.
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January 20, 2026
Martin Shkreli Can't Force Wu-Tang's RZA Into Album Fight
A New York federal judge has shot down Martin Shkreli's request to add Wu-Tang Clan rappers and producers RZA and Cilvaringz to litigation centered on the group's rare album "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin," slamming Shkreli's motion as "astonishingly devoid of support."
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January 20, 2026
Trump Media Investor Says Insider Trading Trial Was Flawed
A Florida trader sentenced to over two years in prison for insider trading on confidential plans to take President Donald Trump's media company behind Truth Social public urged the Second Circuit on Tuesday to reverse his conviction, saying the lower court wrongly excluded evidence at trial that backed his claims of acting in good faith.
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January 20, 2026
DHS Tech Says He Was Fired For Criticizing Noem During 'Date'
A U.S. Department of Homeland Security employee claims in a D.C. federal lawsuit that he was unlawfully fired after he went on what he believed was a date with a nurse, who secretly recorded him speaking negatively about Secretary Kristi Noem for the benefit of a conservative activist.
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