It’s a perfect storm of news and hype for diamonds, and for the company behind it.

The first of many, as the diamonds begin to lose their appeal to a growing middle class.

But a little bit of good news has been brewing.

Last week, the company said it would pay $1.9 billion in fines for a scheme that allowed some diamond dealers to use stolen diamonds to buy and sell diamonds, a move that has been described as the biggest-ever corporate penalty.

The company’s CEO, Jeffery Shaver, told investors that his firm’s diamond-selling business had been a $10 billion business for more than three decades.

Diamonds aren’t worth as much now as they were when they were first mined, but they’re a critical part of the global diamond market, and their price has increased in recent years.

But, at a time when the global economy is increasingly reliant on consumer spending, a growing number of companies have been selling their diamonds at a discount.

That could be changing, and soon more and more companies may be starting to offer them at a profit.

The new regulations come after years of litigation.

In 2014, a group of diamond-mining companies, including Diamonds International, pleaded guilty to a $3.7 billion civil fine and a $1 billion criminal fine for their part in a scheme to sell diamonds for cheap in exchange for fake diamonds.

The fine was the largest ever for an industry that makes up about 10% of the value of the world’s diamonds.

Diamond-makers, including those with operations in the United States, are also being investigated in the U.S. for possible violations of anti-money laundering rules.

While the United Kingdom has recently moved to tighten up the rules surrounding diamond sales, some countries are still trying to ease the restrictions.

The U.K. government announced that it would begin issuing new licenses to foreign-based diamond-dealers that are not part of existing licenses and that they will be subject to stricter regulation.

Those countries include Australia, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Singapore, and the United Arab Emirates.

The United States will also begin to allow foreign-owned dealers to sell and trade in diamonds through the U, S, and P channels, including the P2P channel.

The European Union will start allowing companies to sell in the euro, yen, and Australian dollars.

And Australia and New Zealand have begun allowing foreign dealers to export diamonds to other countries, including China, India, Japan, and South Korea.

The regulations aren’t without their critics.

Some industry officials have argued that they were written to make money for the companies that were caught cheating.

Others have suggested that the industry is too important to risk a lawsuit, particularly when the penalties are so low.

The Diamonds Group, which represents diamond companies, said in a statement that the new regulations would help to ensure the integrity of the diamond market and that the company’s dealers and suppliers are not harmed by this new approach.

“The Diamonds and Diamonds Institute is proud of our record of ethical conduct, as evidenced by our $2 billion compliance program that has reduced diamonds from $1,600 to under $200,” the statement said.

“We are confident that this new initiative will ensure the continued integrity of diamond sales in the long term.”

The Diamond Heist is a great story, but it’s not the end of the story for the diamonds industry.

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Treasury Department, which oversees U.N. sanctions against foreign banks and financial institutions, and are designed to help protect consumers.

But the new rules, which will apply to any diamond dealer or any individual who sells diamonds, will apply only to those who are directly connected to the diamond industry.

That means that companies like the Diamond Shaver could be breaking the law if they sell diamonds at below-market prices, but the regulations will not apply to those sellers.

And while some countries will continue to allow the sale of diamonds, other countries may still be banning them outright.

The diamond industry has been fighting back against those bans for years, and this latest regulation may be the first time the industry has had a chance to show that it’s willing to change its ways.

Diamond is one of the most precious metals in the world, and it’s becoming more and less expensive.

That’s why a lot of diamonds have been traded for profit.

But it’s also why the diamond economy is in such bad shape.

While diamonds have fallen in value over the last couple of years, the industry hasn’t been able to turn the tide against its collapse.

And that’s why this new regulation is so important.

It will give the industry an opportunity to do something it hasn’t done before: to try to improve its business and improve its customer service.

The Diamond Heist will be available to watch on Friday.

Correction: An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that the