Ukraine has expanded its drone attacks on Russia's e-commerce sector from Wildberries to Ozon, targeting logistics hubs to disrupt supply chains and pressure Russia's wartime economy. Ozon, Russia's second-largest online retailer, saw its shares plunge nearly 30% after drone strikes hit multiple warehouses, causing fires and halting operations. These attacks aim to weaken Russia's economic resilience amid ongoing conflict, with Kyiv focusing on facilities linked to military supply chains. The strikes highlight growing vulnerabilities in Russia's economy despite its overall endurance during the war.
First Graphene Ltd has signed a three-year agreement with Turkish prepreg manufacturer Aeropreg to develop and commercialize graphene-enhanced carbon fibre prepreg using its PureGRAPH® technology. This partnership aims to integrate PureGRAPH into Aer...
Nova Minerals Corp will hold an investor webinar on October 7 to discuss progress on its Estelle Gold and Critical Minerals Project in Alaska and plans to develop a secure US antimony supply chain. CEO Christopher Gerteisen will highlight efforts to ...
Pretty Good Policy for Zcash has officially registered its executive director Divij Pandya as a federal lobbyist, effective October 1, 2026. The group focuses on advancing the Zcash ecosystem, protecting developers, and promoting financial privacy. I...
Pretty Good Policy for Zcash (PGPZ), a new advocacy group for the privacy-focused cryptocurrency Zcash, has registered its first lobbyist, Divij Pandya, in Washington D.C. The group aims to influence policy on financial privacy, digital asset market ...
The cryptocurrency market rebounded from a $50 billion drop driven by macroeconomic factors, finishing the week nearly flat with a market cap close to $3 trillion. Bitcoin gained about 1%, closing at $85,500, while Ether rose slightly by 0.4% to $2,7...
