Prosecutors are seeking prison sentences for brothers Michael and Gerald Shvartsman for insider trading in a blank-check company’s securities prior to its merger with Trump Media. Michael, facing 46-57 months in prison, made $18 million in profits, while Gerald, facing at least two years, earned $4.6 million. The brothers, both non-U.S. citizens, pled guilty in April, with a third defendant convicted by a jury, and await sentencing for their roles in the scheme.
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Starling Bank to scrap 3.25% interest rate from popular current account within days
Starling Bank is discontinuing its 3.25% interest rate on current accounts, making it no longer competitive in the savings market. Customers who were rejected for the new 4% easy-access savings account are considering complaints to the ombudsman, as only 41% were successful in opening an account. Despite the removal of interest, Starling's current account still offers useful features, such as no fees for spending abroad and helpful budgeting tools, though customers may want to explore...
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