Nobitex, the largest crypto exchange in Iran, announced on June 18 that it has detected unauthorized access to a portion of its reporting infrastructure and hot wallet.
Hackers linked to Israel just emptied Iran’s largest exchange
Nobitex, the largest crypto exchange in Iran, announced on June 18 that it has detected unauthorized access to a portion of its reporting infrastructure and hot wallet.
Iran crypto exchange hit by hackers, $90 million destroyed
An anti-Iranian hacking group with possible ties to Israel announced an attack on one of Iran's largest cryptocurrency exchanges on Wednesday, destroying nearly $90 million and threatening to expose ...
Philippine conglomerates increase investments in health care
For decades, conglomerates have been leaning toward the most profitable businesses, especially retail and infrastructure, to catch up with a rapidly evolving Philippines. Ayala Corp., for example, did ...
Japan to Sound Out Market Players on Tweaks to Bond Issuance
Japan’s Finance Ministry will seek feedback from market players later Friday over its planned reductions to super-long bond issuance as it takes steps to quell market turbulence.
Pakistan raises over $4.2 billion in bond auction, launches first 15-year zero coupon issue
Pakistan raised more than Rs1.2 trillion ($4.2 billion) in a government bond auction on Wednesday, including the launch of its first-ever 15-year zero coupon bond, in a move the finance ministry said ...
Japan returns to long-term LNG deals on AI boom, national energy plan
Japan is back in the spotlight for liquefied natural gas producers as the boom in artificial intelligence, rising costs for cleaner energy and a new national energy plan drive appetite for long-term ...
Japan’s Prices Climb by Most in Two Years Ahead of Election
Japan’s key consumer inflation measure accelerated to a fresh two-year high as Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba gears up for a summer election and the Bank of Japan mulls the country’s price trajectory.
Japan firms face record activist shareholder proposals, raising reform pressure
Activist investors submitted shareholder proposals to a record number of Japanese companies holding annual general meetings in June, adding to pressure on firms not used to friction to improve ...
Japan court awards asylum seekers damages over prolonged detention
A Japanese district court has ordered the state to pay a total of 1.2 million yen ($8,260) in compensation to two asylum seekers, rul ...