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Haulage companies and lorry drivers have been in the news recently, facing difficult trading conditions and suffering the consequences of the immigration crisis in Calais. Not only has Operation Stack forced them to park their vehicles along the M20 and

A few days ago a Japanese court ruled that bitcoins lost through Mt. Gox's collapse are not subject to ownership on a relevant case. While there's still some uncertainty surrounding this ruling the reaction that followed is interesting to say