Lycamobile’s French Businesses Fined EUR10mn for Tax Fraud and Money Laundering
Former Lycamobile Group CEO Chris Tooley received a 3-year prison sentence and a EUR250,000 fine for his part in the tax evasion.
Former Lycamobile Group CEO Chris Tooley received a 3-year prison sentence and a EUR250,000 fine for his part in the tax evasion.
Ericsson and Vonage have given themselves another 3 months to close their deal whilst US authorities are clearly taking a close look at further revelations about Ericsson wrongdoing.
Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco wants a stream of new prosecutors with experience of fighting cyber crime across borders.
Almost 100 arrests were made in the Southern Chinese city of Zunyi.
Larry Harmon’s ‘Helix’ mixer obscured the origins of cryptocurrency earned by drug dealers and other illegal enterprises.
Cryptocurrency mining was used to disguise the illegal profits of two different digital TV piracy gangs.
CEO Son Anh Nguyen and five other employees of Halotel, a Tanzanian telco owned by Vietnam’s Viettel, have been charged with the illegal use of spectrum, money laundering and tax evasion.
The leading network vendor believes they have violated US anti-corruption laws and will need to pay USD1bn in fines as punishment for how their staff did business in six countries.
Arguments about the word ‘money’ should matter to comms companies that enable the transfer of Bitcoins.
The boss of Lycamobile France is accused of colluding with phony front companies to sell airtime on the black market.