cold storage

Stable6 articles4 sourcesDernière mise à jour: 03/08/2026

Sujets associésEngland Cricket New Zealand Series Sarah Taylor Ollie Robinson bitcoin coldcard cryptocurrency regulation

Derniers articles

Crypto Market Faces Security Breaches, Regulatory Hurdles, and Consolidation Amidst Mixed Earnings

En développement

Business·03/08/2026Résumé IA

Crypto Market Faces Security Breaches, Regulatory Hurdles, and Consolidation Amidst Mixed Earnings

Coldcard users lost $90M in Bitcoin due to an exploit, driving small investors to exchanges. US crypto legislation faces hurdles over enforcement and Trump's profits. Major crypto firms reported losses, yet analysts predict market consolidation is bullish. Telegram founder Pavel Durov faces international legal action from Russia and Australia.

UK Ministers Accused of Complacency Over Food Supply Risks

The Cold Chain Federation warns the UK's food supply system is at risk due to fuel shortages, cyber attacks, extreme weather, and international conflicts, urging the government to prioritize resilience amid critical infrastructure concerns.

Guardian Business

England Names Three Uncapped Players, Appoints Sarah Taylor as Fielding Coach

Sport

13/05/2026Résumé IA

England Names Three Uncapped Players, Appoints Sarah Taylor as Fielding Coach

England's Test squad for the New Zealand series includes three uncapped players (Emilio Gay, James Rew, Sonny Baker) and Ollie Robinson's recall. Sarah Taylor, a former England wicketkeeper, is appointed fielding coach, a first for a female in the men's senior setup.

England Names New Fielding Coach and Announces Test Squad for New Zealand Series

England names Sarah Taylor as first female fielding coach for men's Test team, alongside a new squad for the New Zealand series featuring three uncapped players and Ollie Robinson's return.

Kipp Popert expresses concern over DP World Tour's G4D circuit changes

Kipp Popert, the world's top-ranked disabled golfer, has voiced concerns after the DP World Tour placed its G4D circuit into 'cold storage,' arguing that elite competition is essential for the growth and inclusivity of the sport.

Chinese National Referred to Prosecution for Fatal Cold Storage Fire in South Korea

A Chinese national has been referred to prosecution for causing a fire at a cold storage warehouse in Wando, South Korea that killed two firefighters. The 34-year-old suspect allegedly used a torch to remove epoxy flooring, a highly flammable substance, at a seafood processing company's warehouse on April 12. The fire spread rapidly, trapping and killing two firefighters inside. The suspect, who is staying in South Korea illegally, fled the scene but was later arrested. Police have also booked the suspect's supervisor on the same charges.

Yonhap News

1 min de lecture