S Korean Ministry, Local Law Firm & Samsung Affiliate Included on FTX Creditor List
Several South Korean firms – and a major government organ – were named on the crypto exchange FTX’s long list of creditors. The list includes the nation’s biggest law firm, a Samsung subsidiary, and the Ministry of the E...
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The list includes the nation’s biggest law firm, a Samsung subsidiary, and the Ministry of the Environment, Seoul Shinmun reported....
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