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Lando Norris believes he is “more of a threat now” to Formula 1 championship leader Oscar Piastri but is still not happy with his current performance level as both fight for a maiden world title. The Briton is second in the 2025 F1 standings and eight points behind his McLaren team-mate going into this weekend’s

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Yeah, this seems like it’s going to be a problem in future, though maybe that’s considered the cost of progress? Last week, Common Sense Media published a new report which found that 72% of U.S. teens have already used an AI companion, with many of them now conducting regular social interactions with their chosen virtual

Wherever you are in 2026, make sure you don’t miss Japanese megastars ONE OK ROCK returning down under for their biggest ever Australian Tour, bringing their animated live show to the East Coast next March, joined by very special guest STAND ATLANTIC. Commencing proceedings on Thursday 12 March next year at Margaret Court Arena in Melbourne, the DETOX Australian tour will enamour at Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion on Saturday 14 March, before closing out on Sunday 15 March at Brisbane’s Fortitude Music Hall. ONE OK ROCK DETOX TOUR AUSTRALIA 2026 WITH SPECIAL GUEST STAND ATLANTIC TOUR DATES: THURSDAY 12 MARCH 2026 – MARGARET COURT ARENA, MELBOURNE SATURDAY 14 MARCH 2026 – HORDERN PAVILION, SYDNEY SUNDAY 15 MARCH – FORTITUDE MUSIC HALL, BRISBANE General tickets on sale: Thursday 24 July @ 9am local time Tickets from destroyalllines.com Read More

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2025-07-22T09:17:39.200+02:00 Tuesday, 22/07/2025 | 07:17 GMT by Arnab Shome The arrested persons allegedly targeted victims through phone calls and social media ads. They allegedly prompted victims to transfer funds and subsequently funnel them to accounts outside the UAE. A photo of the four arrested, who allegedly ran forex scams (Photo: Dubai Police) Dubai Police have arrested four individuals who were part of a syndicate that allegedly defrauded hundreds of people through fraudulent online trading schemes. Dubai’s Crackdown on Trading Frauds According to an announcement by Dubai Police, the four suspects claimed to represent reputable trading and investment brands, targeting victims via phone calls and social media advertisements. The syndicate operated several fraudulent trading brands, including Sigma-One Capital, DuttFx, EVM Prime, UTrade, EVA Markets, and Core Financial Markets, Khaleej Times reported. These platforms promised high and fast returns. The alleged perpetrators persuaded victims to transfer funds, which were then moved to accounts outside the United Arab Emirates. Interestingly, Khaleej Times revealed about a couple of months ago that Sigma-One Capital had disappeared with millions of dirhams belonging to UAE investors. That broker operated from the same office as Gulf First Commercial Brokers, which has since been vacated. Gulf First and Sigma-One were run from the same office, and staff reportedly used the names interchangeably. Sigma-One Capital claimed to be based in St. Lucia and listed a Dubai address in Musalla Tower. However, investigations reportedly found no evidence that the company ever operated from that address. It was also not authorised by UAE regulators such as the DFSA or SCA, leaving investors without any legal protection. Arrests Are Made, but How Many Are Convicted? Authorities’ efforts to tackle fraudulent investment schemes extend beyond the UAE. Recently, an Israeli businessman was arrested at Casablanca airport in Morocco after arriving from a family holiday in Dubai, over his alleged involvement in a forex fraud scheme. The arrest was carried out based on an Interpol warrant requested by German authorities. According to the allegations, the businessman had rented large office spaces in central Israel and several Eastern European cities around three years ago. There, dozens of employees allegedly posed as representatives of legitimate investment firms, targeting German citizens who were looking to invest their savings in forex markets. Israel’s police unit Lahav 433 launched its own investigation into the businessman and repeatedly obtained court orders to freeze assets worth tens of millions of shekels, including a villa in Herzliya valued at around 25 million shekels ($7.5 million). However, investigators were unable to collect enough evidence to file formal charges. In a separate case, authorities in Spain dismantled a €460 million crypto fraud network that defrauded over 5,000 victims worldwide, arresting five individuals connected to the operation. Dubai Police have arrested four individuals who were part of a syndicate that allegedly defrauded hundreds of people through fraudulent online trading schemes. Dubai’s Crackdown on Trading Frauds According to an announcement by Dubai Police, the four suspects claimed to represent reputable trading and investment brands, targeting victims via phone calls and social media advertisements. The syndicate operated several fraudulent trading brands, including Sigma-One Capital, DuttFx, EVM Prime, UTrade, EVA Markets, and Core Financial Markets, Khaleej Times reported. These platforms promised high and fast returns. The alleged perpetrators persuaded victims to transfer funds, which were then moved to accounts outside the United Arab Emirates. Interestingly, Khaleej Times revealed about a couple of months ago that Sigma-One Capital had disappeared with millions of dirhams belonging to UAE investors. That broker operated from the same office as Gulf First Commercial Brokers, which has since been vacated. Gulf First and Sigma-One were run from the same office, and staff reportedly used the names interchangeably. Sigma-One Capital claimed to be based in St. Lucia and listed a Dubai address in Musalla Tower. However, investigations reportedly found no evidence that the company ever operated from that address. It was also not authorised by UAE regulators such as the DFSA or SCA, leaving investors without any legal protection. Arrests Are Made, but How Many Are Convicted? Authorities’ efforts to tackle fraudulent investment schemes extend beyond the UAE. Recently, an Israeli businessman was arrested at Casablanca airport in Morocco after arriving from a family holiday in Dubai, over his alleged involvement in a forex fraud scheme. The arrest was carried out based on an Interpol warrant requested by German authorities. According to the allegations, the businessman had rented large office spaces in central Israel and several Eastern European cities around three years ago. There, dozens of employees allegedly posed as representatives of legitimate investment firms, targeting German citizens who were looking to invest their savings in forex markets. Israel’s police unit Lahav 433 launched its own investigation into the businessman and repeatedly obtained court orders to freeze assets worth tens of millions of shekels, including a villa in Herzliya valued at around 25 million shekels ($7.5 million). However, investigators were unable to collect enough evidence to file formal charges. In a separate case, authorities in Spain dismantled a €460 million crypto fraud network that defrauded over 5,000 victims worldwide, arresting five individuals connected to the operation. 7032 Articles 120 Followers Arnab is an electronics engineer-turned-financial editor. He entered the industry covering the cryptocurrency market for Finance Magnates and later expanded his reach to forex as well. He is passionate about the changing regulatory landscape on financial markets and keenly follows the disruptions in the industry with new-age technologies. 7032 Articles 120 Followers Finance Magnates Daily Update Get all the top financial news delivered straight to your inbox. Stay informed, stay ahead. 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Jermaine Dupri is calling for former Migos members Offset and Quavo to reunite and rejoin forces, as he believes the pair’s chemistry outweighs their individual talents as artists. During a recent appearance on the BagFuel podcast, legendary producer and So So Def founder Jermaine Dupri spoke candidly about the fallout from the Migos’ breakup and

The Pac is Back Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration is getting another DLC expansion in the form of ‘The Namco Legendary Pack DLC’. No release date has been set at the time of writing, but the new DLC will contain an additional timeline looking at Namco’s history with Atari, along with multiple playable versions of

After the shock came the aftershocks, the power vacuum, and possibly most considerably and remarkably, the laughs, as “Succession” rotated to deal with life after Logan Roy, in an episode that lastly put the HBO program’s title into complete flower …Find out more