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10 min readBitgetBitget: $387.5 million stolen and the signing blind spotPrivate keys, the protection fund, XRP freeze limits and the withdrawal schedule: understanding Bitget’s theft and its promised safeguards.10 min readStarlinkStarlink: who decides where the connection ends?Kyiv’s terminal approvals, Starshield contracts, Poland’s station fire and European alternatives reveal the dependencies behind Starlink access.14 min readenergyThe diesel America wants to keepWashington is weighing diesel export restraints. EIA prices, refinery output and European supply explain the possible effects on fuel costs.12 min readIranHow Washington can stop a Tehran-Dubai flightIssued tickets, suspended flights: US restrictions on Iranian aviation reach passengers through airports, suppliers and banks. How the pressure works.8 min readfraudFideuram: €95 million moved on a fake boss’s ordersA forged message, a cloned lawyer’s voice and €95 million in transfers: the Fideuram case raises hard questions about how payment requests are verified.Updated 18 min readoilYanbu: why France wants to protect Saudi Arabia’s oil routeFrance has announced military protection for Yanbu. The routes to Europe, exposure to fuel supplies, Houthi threats and conditional economic scenarios.18 min readAIAI is asking you to pay: what you can checkAccessing a calculated profile, understanding a decision and checking a debt: useful rights, their limits and the separate remedies in France and the EU.15 min readAIAI is asking you to pay: the contracts behind collectionWho controls an outsourced AI collection service? Data roles, reuse, French credit-servicing rules and the practical ability to take operations back.15 min readAIAI is asking you to pay: getting the record correctedA documentary investigation into debt disputes, data correction, the Enova case and the separate deadlines for complaints, data rights and court action.12 min readUnited StatesTrump’s pardons: the economics of clemency$960,000 in disclosed lobbying income, restitution covered by clemency: tracing the financial consequences of Trump’s pardons through original records.16 min readAIWhen AI asks you to pay: what happens when you ask for helpHow AI detects vulnerability, routes people to support and handles sensitive information. An investigation into what happens after an alert.16 min readAIWhen AI asks you to pay: examining the performance claimsAn investigation into AI debt-collection claims: receipts, costs, satisfaction, comparison groups and what happens after a repayment agreement.14 min readAIWhen AI asks you to pay: who decides the next step?Who owns the debt, what the software decides, and how a debtor can challenge the result: a documentary investigation into AI debt collection in France.12 min readequitiesShare buybacks: the billion-dollar cost of containing dilutionMicrosoft and Airbus show how share buybacks offset issuance, affect cash and change ownership. An analysis grounded in filings and disclosures.17 min readsavingsSavings: how 50 index points change the risk behind a 10.5% targetA close look at Exigence 38 Spirit shows how index deductions, conditional gains, capital barriers and embedded costs determine a structured product’s payout.13 min readinsuranceInsurance: when loyalty becomes a pricing inputHow the likelihood of staying can shape insurance premiums. Pricing incentives, the UK reform, FCA estimates and the rules that apply in France.13 min readBank of JapanThe Bank of Japan’s green loans meet rising interest ratesThe BoJ links new climate loans to deposit rates. How existing contracts, reserve income and outstanding balances shape the transition.17 min readFranceFrance’s 2027 budget: the price of public debtFrance’s 2027 budget: deficit, debt and bond risk. Three charts and a simulator explain bond prices, refinancing and collateral pressures.10 min readprivate equityHow private equity turns fund stakes into bonds for insurersHow CFOs turn private fund stakes into debt. Franklin Templeton’s deal, loss waterfalls, liquidity needs and US insurance capital rules explained.15 min readUBSUBS: why selling a subsidiary can weaken the parent bankUBS: selling a subsidiary brings cash but can consume capital. Double leverage, CET1, the AT1 compromise and the Swiss reform’s competing estimates.