Dubai is planning to develop what it calls a "Court of the Blockchain" as part of a wider push for smart government operations.
Following China's pharma scandal, investors are buying a firm's claim to be developing a vaccine-tracking blockchain, but one regulator isn't happy.
The second largest mobile carrier in South Korea has launched its own blockchain network and aims to apply the tech across several sectors.
Lufthansa has partnered with software giant SAP to launch a blockchain competition seeking ideas for blockchain applications in the airline industry.
A state-backed financial asset exchange in China has proposed a way of building a secure blockchain-based system for online bidding.
Barclays Bank proposed using blockchain to make various banking processes more efficient in a pair of patent applications.
The Chartered Financial Analyst Program Exams are about to add topics on cryptocurrencies as examinable material for candidates in August 2019.
A self-regulatory organization in Thailand is planning to create a custom token aimed to speed up corporate bond settlement in the country.
A paper published by the Bank of Finland explains why cryptocurrencies will never become a form of money.
A lawmaker in the U.K. has called for the government to advance the use of blockchain in the public sector.
We.trade, the blockchain-based financial trade platform jointly developed by nine European banks, has completed first live cross-border transactions.
A group of reinsurance giants in China are jointly developing a blockchain system aimed to reduce data disparities in the industry.
A court in China's Hangzhou city has ruled that evidence authenticated with blockchain technology can be presented in legal disputes.
A pilot test was successfully conducted for a Spanish-backed blockchain project to increase the efficiency of registering issuances.
China's Global Public Chain Assessment Index has released its second monthly evaluation of blockchain networks – with perhaps surprising results.