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iFly Sentosa parent sues Simba over equipment ‘trespass’
Skyventure VWT, which provides an indoor skydiving experience through AltitudeX on Sentosa island, has taken telco Simba to court over…
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Singapore stocks fall, bucking regional gains; STI down 0.2%
Across the broader market, gainers outnumber losers 310 to 247 after 1.3 billion securities worth S$1.4 billion change hands Singapore…
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Beating the AI bubble
You can’t help but feel uneasy when looking at market concentration. Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Tesla now make…
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F1 Q&A: Norris, Piastri and Verstappen title battle; Las Vegas disqualifications and Sainz-Albon at Williams
I find it hard to believe how the driver who had 14 podiums and seven wins in the first 16 races, is now having a real struggle with…
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ECB reviews claims Deutsche Bank downplayed financial risks
It underplayed risks in its balance sheet and gave misleading picture of its financial health The European Central Bank is examining…
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Shell and Ferrari sign long-term green power supply deal
Power purchase agreements are rising in Italy as manufacturers lock in energy costs and secure green power Shell has signed a long-term…
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UK financial sector makes slow progress on preparations for new settlement system
40% of respondents in a survey say they will miss an interim deadline of Dec 31, 2026 Four in 10 financial businesses in Britain expect to…
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UK’s Domino's Pizza CEO steps down as strategy shift takes hold
The move comes as the chain broadens its focus beyond core pizzas to drive growth in a tough market Britain’s Domino’s Pizza Group said on…
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Xiaomi founder Lei Jun’s HK$100 million share purchase sparks stock rebound
Xiaomi founder Lei Jun’s purchase of about HK$100 million (S$16.8 million) worth of company stock may help bolster sentiment in the…
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‘Fail watching’: The rise of workplace schadenfreude
Today’s job market is more ruthless than ever, leaving many desperately clinging to their roles amid mass layoffs and side-eyeing the…
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BBC may not be in 'safe hands' under its chair, says committee head
The head of the culture select committee has questioned whether the BBC board is in "safe hands" under its chair Samir Shah, describing…
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ABN Amro to cut 5,200 jobs by 2028
ABN Amro Bank outlined a plan to cut 5,200 full-time roles by 2028 as new chief executive officer Marguerite Berard unveiled her vision…
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Hannah Hampton voted BBC Women's Footballer of the Year
After replacing Earps, Hampton overcame the enormous weight of pressure and expectation to help England defend their European crown in…
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OCBC’s Lion Global Investors launches Singapore’s first physical gold fund
It seeks to track the performance of London Bullion Market Association Gold Price AM OCBC’s Lion Global Investors announced on Tuesday…
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Too many female abuse victims are locked up, says minister as BBC visits women's prison
Sima KotechaSenior UK correspondent Tina was 16 years old when she says she was forced to get married. She describes what followed as…
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CDL sells 14 billion yen Osaka hotel to Blackstone-managed real estate funds
The proposed divestment aligns with the real estate company’s capital recycling and portfolio optimisation efforts City Developments…
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CDL to sell Osaka hotel for 14 billion yen to Blackstone funds
The proposed divestment aligns with the real estate company’s capital recycling and portfolio optimisation efforts City Developments…
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‘Last Week Tonight With John Oliver’ Auction Raises More Than $1.5 Million for Public Broadcasting, Including New Record for a Bob Ross Painting
There are no mistakes: Late artist Bob Ross‘ happy trees are about to once again help out public broadcasting. On last week’s 2025 finale…
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Inès de la Fressange Gears Up for Growth as It Celebrates 10th Anniversary
PARIS — Ten years after relaunching her brand, Inès de la Fressange is gearing up for expansion, with plans to grow the label’s retail…
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Walmart’s Edge: How It’s Winning the Discount Battle With Target
Walmart Inc. and Target Corp. are natural competitors in the dog-eat-dog world of retail. They’re both big-box retailers selling value to…
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Timeline: 11 Years of Walmart vs. Target
Walmart Inc. and Target Corp. have long been the two big kids on the fashion retail playground — and have grown only more so over the past…
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Philippines mulls rate cut to spur demand after scandal hit
The Philippine central bank will consider another reduction in the benchmark interest rate next month to help spur demand, its top…
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WeRide trims losses as China’s robotaxi race gains momentum
The company currently holds autonomous driving permits in eight countries, the most out of all robotaxi players in the region WeRide…
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Starbucks Malaysia operator sees business rebound after boycotts
The company is also preparing to expand in Nordic countries, where it has the rights to the brand The operator of Starbucks in Malaysia…