Por: Business Insider Business December 20, 2022
The 5,000-resident town of Lenox, Massachusetts is closely following the FTX fallout because one of the company's co-CEOs owns a significant portfolio of property in the town.As first reported by , Ryan Salame, who was co-CEO at FTX Digital Markets, invested $6 million in restaurants and real estate in Lenox. The same newspaper reported last year that Salame owned almost half the town's restaurants. and its founder, last week. into his... + full article
Fox Business USA Business December 18, 2022
Former U.S. attorney Marc Litt joined 'Fox & Friends Weekend' to discuss the background on extradition and how SBF's ex-girlfriend is reportedly cooperating with officials. A small town in western Massachusetts is bracing for the potential fallout from the... + más
Former FTX exec Ryan Salame invested $6 million in Massachusetts restaurants | The Boston Globe
FTX exec Ryan Salame turned on SBF; alerted authorities about alleged improper payments to Alameda | Fox Business
Forbes USA Business December 14, 2022
AFP via Getty Images Key takeaways Sam Bankman-Fried, founder and CEO of FTX, was arrested Monday evening in the Bahamas. The arrest followed criminal charges filed by U.S. prosecutors and shared with the Bahamian government. Simply named “SBF,” Sam Bankman-Fried is a... + más
Photos show disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried cuffed in Bahamas on his way to jail | CNBC
Sam Bankman-Fried said parents’ $16.4M Bahamas house was meant for FTX staff | New York Post
Business Insider USA Business November 22, 2022
On November 2, the crypto news site CoinDesk published the biggest in its 9-year history: a leaked balance sheet that shed light on the curious relationship between Sam Bankman-Fried's trading firm, Alameda Research, and his crypto exchange, FTX.The story sparked an uproar... + más
CoinDesk's chief content officer breaks down crypto media's advertising challenges and how he's steering the site through by exploring opportunities in NFTs and Web3 | Business Insider
The collapse of crypto firm FTX and its superstar founder explained: Here's what happened and what it all means | Business Insider
ABC7 USA World November 18, 2022
was a $32 billion cryptocurrency darling. Now it's in bankruptcy.Larry David, Tom Brady and Stephen Curry are among the celebrities who endorsed the cryptocurrency exchange. Now they all face a lawsuit over their involvement.Concerns of financial instability at FTX -- a top... + más
Larry David ‘right’ about FTX collapse in old Super Bowl commercial, internet claims | New York Post
Exclusive: These Investors Stand To Lose The Most From FTX’s Implosion | Forbes
CNN USA Business November 17, 2022
New York CNN Business — Democratic Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Dick Durbin are demanding FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried hand over a trove of documents that will shed light on the of his crypto exchange. In a letter obtained first by CNN, the lawmakers call for a “complete... + más
Sam Bankman-Fried And Three FTX Executives Received $4.1 Billion Of Loans From Alameda Research: Where Did The Money Come From And Where Did It Go? | Forbes
ABC7 USA World November 12, 2022
reported.On Friday, FTX began bankruptcy proceedings in the U.S., as it assesses the value of its remaining assets, a company announcement said. Sam Bankman-Fried, 30, a prominent crypto entrepreneur and the CEO of FTX, resigned on Friday, the announcement added. Previously,... + más
How $32B crypto company FTX collapsed and sent digital currency reeling | ABC News
What a $32B crypto company's bankruptcy means for future of digital currency | ABC7
The New York Times USA Business November 10, 2022
The crypto industry is known for dramatic twists, roller-coaster prices and fortunes that appear and disappear overnight.But even by crypto standards, what happened this week was bonkers.To non-crypto watchers, the news — the collapse of FTX, one of the largest cryptocurrency... + más
Can Your Financial Advisor Give Advice On Crypto? | Forbes
After 14 years, Lehman Brothers' brokerage ends liquidation | Fox Business
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