Justice Department Sues Lyft Over Rides Denied To Disabled Passengers
The Justice Department alleges Lyft denies rides and charges improper fees to disabled passengers, seeking damages and changes to its service.
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The Justice Department alleges Lyft denies rides and charges improper fees to disabled passengers, seeking damages and changes to its service.
Switzerland's regulator FINMA said on 6th November that Russian nationals and Russia residents can no longer acquire ownership of Swiss crypto service firms.
The Commission says TikTok did not adequately assess "rabbit hole" risks in its For You feed and that its mitigation is not effective, in a preliminary finding.
OFAC sanctioned eight Canadian money services businesses on 6th November; Bored Node's count of USDT received by its six listed Tron addresses is about $228M.
FinCEN says it and the Federal Reserve are withdrawing a 2020 proposal to expand transfer recordkeeping, with fresh comment required before similar changes.
India's Enforcement Directorate alleges overseas crypto trading breached foreign exchange rules; both exchanges say services continue normally.
A FinCEN order will bar US financial institutions from transfers to or from MEXC Global, 30 days after Federal Register publication.
Paraguay's Supreme Court says Ueno Bank has not transferred ₲250.4 million in collected fees and plans recovery steps after the bank entered resolution.