BitRiver founder charged in Russia with $12.5 million fraud
Igor Runets has been transferred to a pre-trial detention facility from house arrest as he faces accusations of failing to deliver on a contract.
BitRiver founder charged in Russia with $12.5 million fraud
Igor Runets has been transferred to a pre-trial detention facility from house arrest as he faces accusations of failing to deliver on a contract.
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