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On how BNP Paribas executives have avoided criminal charges despite the fact that the company pleaded guilty this week to breaking U.S. sanctions:
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In response to those who suggest that U.S. authorities pursued an unfairly harsh settlement with French lender BNP Paribas:
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On whether Ripple, an open-source payment and currency exchange system, could transform the way commerce is conducted:
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