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Judge criticizes Musk-SEC Twitter settlement; global stocks rally

A federal judge expressed significant reservations about a settlement between Elon Musk and the SEC regarding his failure to disclose his stake in Twitter. The judge noted that Musk allegedly saved $150 million by not making the timely disclosure, yet the settlement amount was only $1.5 million. Meanwhile, global stock markets rallied, with Asia leading the gains, despite renewed U.S. missile strikes on Iran and declining oil prices. Investors also reacted negatively to Amazon's surprise issuance of $25 billion in new debt. AI

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Judge criticizes Musk-SEC Twitter settlement; global stocks rally

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