Thailand Extradites Malaysian Businessman to China Over $14 Billion Cryptocurrency Scam
Thailand has extradited Malaysian businessman Tedy Teow, also known as Zhang Yufa, to China over a massive cryptocurrency scam amounting to more than 100 billion yuan (US$14 billion). This marks the first extradition und...
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