Manipulation

Short Seller Andrew Left Seeks Dismissal of SEC Lawsuit Over Alleged Market Manipulation Claims

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Los Angeles – A notable figure in the financial sector, Andrew Left of Citron Capital, is seeking the dismissal of a lawsuit lodged by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which has charged him with deceiving investors through his social media engagements and profiting significantly from these actions. Left’s attorney, James Spertus, has submitted a legal filing challenging the allegations, claiming the SEC’s complaint does not articulate a viable fraud claim nor does it provide adequate factual support for its supposed fraud theory. The legal entanglements come after federal authorities, including the SEC and … Read more

Judge Clears Elon Musk and Tesla in Dogecoin Manipulation Case

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New York — A lawsuit accusing tech mogul Elon Musk and electric car giant Tesla of manipulating Dogecoin prices has been dropped. The decision marks a significant development in the ongoing debate surrounding cryptocurrency regulation and the influence of high-profile individuals on digital asset valuations. Filed in June, the case was brought forth by a group of investors alleging that Musk and Tesla, along with SpaceX, had artificially inflated Dogecoin’s value, causing substantial financial losses after the hype receded. Musk has frequently tweeted about Dogecoin, a cryptocurrency that started as a joke but has seen … Read more

Veteran Prosecutor Resigns Amid Allegations of Witness Manipulation and Misconduct in Notorious Gang Leader’s Death Penalty Trial

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Miami, Florida – A veteran Miami prosecutor has resigned following allegations of witness manipulation in a high-profile death penalty case against a notorious gang leader. Michael Von Zamft, who has handled major criminal cases throughout his career, stepped down after a judge disqualified him and another prosecutor from the trial of convicted murderer Corey Smith. The judge found evidence of witness manipulation and severe recklessness by the prosecutors, stretching back to the case’s origins 24 years ago. The prosecutors’ actions were described as a “rabbit hole” that had lost sight of their responsibility to seek … Read more