Business & Money

In Saint-Jean-de-Védas, a quiet suburb near Montpellier, a routine knock at the door turned into a gunpoint demand for crypto access—highlighting a dangerous shift from digital hacks to real-world coercion. As criminals increasingly target individuals rather than systems, the incident underscores a hard truth: in the age of self-custody, personal security is now inseparable from financial security.

Bhutan has quietly reduced its Bitcoin reserves by nearly 70% over the past 18 months, raising fresh questions about the future of one of...

While investors focused on the fragile Iranian ceasefire last week, a desperate scramble for cargoes has been playing out in the oil market, as...

Five years into an era of stubbornly high prices, U.S. households received a reassuring inflation report Wednesday - one that does not capture a...

Russian authorities plan to block Telegram in early April, according to sources cited by RBK on Thursday, who described the move as final.People close...

Crypto markets are bleeding again. Bitcoin has printed multiple red candles, Ethereum is under sustained pressure, and altcoins are sliding in synchronized fashion. The...