A lawyer representing victims of North Korean terrorism has served Arbitrum DAO with a restraining notice to block the release of 30,765 ETH frozen after the rsETH exploit, claiming the funds are linked to North Korea through the Lazarus hacking group. The notice cites decades-old U.S. judgments totaling $877 million against North Korea for terrorist acts, arguing the frozen ETH qualifies as DPRK property under U.S. law. Arbitrum delegates face a legal and ethical dilemma between compensating recent DeFi victims and honoring long-standing terrorism-related claims. The case highlights complex issues around stolen crypto assets, sovereign claims, and decentralized governance liability.
The 32nd Global Family Office Investment Summit in Lake Como gathered over 200 family office leaders, investors, and entrepreneurs from 27 countries to discuss emerging trends in AI, private equity, healthcare innovation, and global investment opport...
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Prestige Consumer Healthcare completed the acquisition of Australian therapeutic skin care company LaCorium Health for approximately $150 million in cash on July 1, 2026. LaCorium, known for brands like Dermal Therapy and Flexitol, generates about $4...
GuideAI Health Corp. has appointed Dr. James F. Benenati, a leading interventional radiologist, to its Advisory Board following FDA 510(k) clearance of its AI software, VascularAssist Occlusion Triage (VAOT). VAOT is designed to help radiologists pri...
Diginex Limited has agreed with Resulticks to extend the deadline for their acquisition deal to July 31, 2026, after securing firm funding intent from private investors. The company does not plan to seek public funding and expects this to be the fina...
