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Binance Eyes Greece for EU Base

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Binance is positioning Greece as a potential operational hub for its expansion within the European Union, citing workforce quality and stability as key advantages.

The cryptocurrency exchange has applied for authorization under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets framework, which will become mandatory for companies seeking to operate across the bloc by mid-2026.

Leadership indicated that regulatory consistency across member states means broader factors such as talent availability and security conditions are influencing location decisions. Greece’s profile has emerged as a favorable option despite its smaller financial sector compared to other European centers.

The move forms part of Binance’s broader effort to strengthen its compliance posture following previous regulatory challenges. The company is aiming to align with evolving oversight standards as the digital asset industry matures.

Executives noted that institutional participation in cryptocurrency markets remains steady, even as retail sentiment fluctuates, reinforcing long-term interest in the sector.

The strategy reflects continued efforts by global crypto firms to establish structured regional operations within Europe’s emerging regulatory environment.

Court Allows Lawsuit Against Amazon

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The Washington Supreme Court has ruled that Amazon must face lawsuits from families who claim the company was negligent in allowing the sale of sodium nitrite linked to fatal incidents.

The unanimous decision overturned a lower court ruling that had dismissed the claims, stating that the lawsuits can proceed under state product liability law.

The families argue that Amazon was aware of the risks associated with the substance yet continued to sell it without additional safeguards.

The ruling does not determine liability but allows the legal process to move forward.

The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of online marketplaces and their responsibilities in managing potentially harmful products.

Zuckerberg Defends Instagram Policies in Court

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified in a Los Angeles trial, denying claims that Instagram intentionally targets children under 13.

The case centers on allegations that social media platforms harmed a user’s mental health during childhood. Lawyers presented internal company documents suggesting discussions around engaging younger audiences, while Zuckerberg maintained that Meta does not permit users below the minimum age requirement.

He acknowledged past internal conversations about creating safer versions of services for younger users but stated such plans were never implemented.

The lawsuit forms part of a broader wave of legal challenges facing major technology companies over their impact on young users’ wellbeing.

Meta has argued that its platforms include safety measures and that verifying user age remains a broader industry challenge.

The trial could influence future legal debates around platform responsibility and digital product design.