Cybercriminals have stolen at least $400,000 by running fraudulent Google ads that mimic Uniswap, a popular decentralized crypto exchange. These fake ads use authentic-looking URLs and hidden iframes to bypass Google's detection, redirecting users to counterfeit sites that steal wallet funds. Blockchain investigators found two suspicious wallets holding about 146 ETH ($306,000). The Security Alliance blocked over 356 malicious ads, but the scam persists, with $1.27 million stolen in just two weeks of March. This scam highlights ongoing risks in crypto advertising and the need for stronger platform controls.
CBAK Energy Technology showcased its innovative lithium-ion and sodium-ion cylindrical batteries designed for Southeast Asia's electric two- and three-wheelers at Autotech & Accessories 2026. Their batteries feature long life, high reliability, and s...
WeRide and Renault Group continue their partnership by operating the autonomous Robobus shuttle service at the Roland-Garros tennis tournament for the third consecutive year. The service runs a 2.8 km route connecting key points around the stadium, o...
Municipality Finance Plc has issued a $1 billion benchmark bond under its Medium Term Note (MTN) programme, with a fixed interest rate of 4.25% per annum and maturity set for May 27, 2031. This bond is part of MuniFin's EUR 50 billion debt issuance p...
Eli Lilly reported positive Phase 1b results for VERVE-102, a gene therapy that permanently silences the PCSK9 gene to reduce LDL cholesterol by up to 62%. The therapy showed sustained effects for up to 18 months and was well-tolerated with no seriou...
SpaceX's upcoming IPO may cause forced ETF buying of $22-$27 billion as Nasdaq changes rules to fast-track the company's index inclusion. The Nasdaq 100 now allows new companies to join within 15 days if their market cap ranks in the top 40, removing...
