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U.S. consumers roll over more credit card debt as inflation bites

CFTC sues trader over alleged $114 million Mango Markets crypto swaps scam

Coinbase eliminates 20% of staff in latest round of layoffs

State Laws For Avoiding Insider Preferences (UVTA, UFTA & In re Lamie)

By: Donald L Swanson Preference avoidance provisions are a crucial part of the Bankruptcy Code—contained, primarily, in § 547 & § 550. States also have a preference avoidance statute—for insiders. It’s in the Uniform Voidable Transactions Act (“UVTA)

The Cheapest Eggs At The Grocery Store Right Now Are Seven Dollars

The Cheapest Eggs At The Grocery Store Right Now Are Seven Dollars And Other Reasons You Shouldn’t Feel Bad About Filing Bankruptcy Even if you don’t like to eat eggs on their own, there are probably eggs in several of the foods you consume on a

Central bank digital currencies make headway, but can they coexist?

Happy New Year! – Looking Back on 25 Years of Professional Websites – Part 2

Welcome back to my multi-part New Year’s post. As I mentioned in Part 1, as Stone & Baxter was wrapping up its 25th year and Plan Proponent posted its 99th post in 2021, I thought it would be fun use the Wayback Machine to take a look back at how

Crypto startup funding falls to lowest level in almost two years

Consumers more upbeat about their finances in 2023, New York Fed finds

Eagle in Maryland hires new chief risk officer

First Guaranty in Louisiana to acquire Houston's Lone Star Bank

Metropolitan Commercial Bank is closing down its crypto business

CEO of Independent Bank Corp. to retire after 20-year term

Who Owns the Crypto, the Customer or the Debtor?

Whose crytpo is it? With the multiple cryptocurrency companies that have recently filed for bankruptcy (FTX, Voyager Digital, BlockFi), and more likely on the way, that simple sounding question is taking on huge significance. Last week, the

Nuvei in $1.3 billion deal to acquire Paya

Wells Fargo, Truist turn to upskilling to gain cloud, programming expertise

The clock is ticking on the Kansas City Fed's presidential search

How to apply for The Most Powerful Women in Credit Unions: Next

'Mom and pop' credit unions are losing the tech race — and members

US Bankruptcy Court Rules Celsius Deposits Belong to the Firm

US Bankruptcy Court Rules Celsius Deposits Belong to the Firm. This story can be found at the bitcoin website at https://news.bitcoin.com/us-bankruptcy-court-rules-celsius-deposits-bel… There ruling is bad news for people or companies