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Court freezes $1.14B in failed Singapore-based crypto fund’s assets

A court has ordered a $1.14 billion worldwide asset freeze on the founders of collapsed cryptocurrency hedge fund Three Arrows Capital, the Singapore-based firm’s liquidators said Thursday. Representations of cryptocurrencies Bitcoin, Ethereum, DogeCoin, Ripple, Litecoin are placed on PC motherboard in this illustration taken, June 29, 2021. Photo by Reuters …

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A dozen still missing after China’s earthquake, 137 dead

A dozen people were still missing on Thursday after a 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck northwestern Gansu province late Monday, and netizens questioned the speed at which rescue operations had ended. A man stands at his damaged house at Sibuzi village following the earthquake in Jishishan county, Gansu province, China, Dec. 21, …

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Battery researchers win $3M Vietnamese awards

Four researchers received Vietnam’s VinFuture award worth US$3 million Wednesday for their work on solar and lithium-ion batteries for storing energy. The VinFuture Grand Prize was given to Professor Martin Andrew Green of Australia, a pioneer in the field of photovoltaics who developed the Passivated Emitter and Rear Cell; Professor …

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Shipping industry in the dark over US-led Red Sea navy force

Shipping industry in the dark over US-led Red Sea navy force

Shipping companies remain in the dark over a new international navy coalition being assembled by the United States to combat attacks in the Red Sea, with many vessels continuing to avoid the area or canceling contracts, sources said on Wednesday. The sources, who include shipping and maritime security officials, say …

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Vietnamese American teacher opens school in US

A teacher from Vietnam has fulfilled his dream of opening his own school in the U.S., where he also teaches Vietnamese. Van Tan Hoang Vy, 38, is the principal of Van Houston Academy in Houston, Texas. For Vy, the journey has been a long time coming. The native of Nha …

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Inspection finds top officials breaking energy project laws

Several top officials, including Central Economic Commission head Tran Tuan Anh and former Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung, failed to comply with regulations in their oversight of wind power and fuel supply projects. The Party Central Committee’s Inspection Commission, during its 34th session from December 18 to 20, reported …

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