Hackers drained about $6.3 billion from Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, in about 20 minutes on Thursday — the biggest crypto theft on record — with roughly half the stolen assets since frozen and US law enforcement now involved.
Hackers drained about $6.3 billion from Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, in about 20 minutes on Thursday — the biggest crypto theft on record — with roughly half the stolen assets since frozen and US law enforcement now involved.
Former chancellor Rachel Reeves has made her first major intervention since leaving the Treasury, arguing that Britain’s future lies inside the European Union and urging supporters of rejoining to make the case step by step.
Apple will bring Apple Intelligence to mainland China in December, powered by Alibaba’s Qwen models, more than two years after the AI system first launched elsewhere.
African governments have formally established the Africa Energy Bank in Abuja, appointing Helmy Ghazi as its first president, in a bid to finance energy projects across the continent as traditional lenders pull back from fossil fuels.
Security has been tightened across central Delhi as the opposition INDIA bloc marches to Ramlila Maidan to demand the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over the controversial revision of voter lists.
Germany’s gas stores stood at just 61.35% on 30 October, well short of its 1 November target, prompting the storage industry to call for stricter filling rules before winter.
South Korea’s exports rose 93.7% in October to $115.28 billion, driven by soaring semiconductor and computer sales as global investment in artificial intelligence booms.
Binance will restart withdrawals in phases from Sunday morning after covering 95% of the tokens stolen in the world’s largest crypto heist, leaving only less liquid assets still to be sourced.
MotoGP has confirmed next week’s Qatar Grand Prix will go ahead as planned, after a meeting with teams in Malaysia failed to produce any information that would justify a change, despite riders’ concerns about travelling to the Gulf during the war against Iran.
Malaysia Airlines said on Sunday that some customer information may have been affected by a cybersecurity incident at reservation-technology provider Amadeus, widening a breach already disclosed by several other Asian carriers.
Bangladesh will form a wage board on Sunday to review garment workers’ pay after protests shut dozens of factories and brought clashes with police, as workers demand more than double the current minimum wage.
