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MOF says SRS withdrawal process ‘can be improved’; to work with banks
The government will work with Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) bank operators to improve the process of withdrawing funds from their…
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Finance ministry says SRS withdrawal process ‘can be improved’, will work with banks on this
The government will work with Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) bank operators to smoothen account holders’ process of withdrawing…
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MOF says SRS withdrawal process ‘can be improved’, will work with banks on this
The government will work with Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS) bank operators to smoothen account holders’ process of withdrawing…
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Is the UK about to get dragged into Iran-Israel conflict?
Frank Gardner BBC Security Correspondent Is this, some will be wondering, 2003 all over again? In 2003 Britain joined the US in a highly…
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Oil prices up nearly 3% as Israel-Iran conflict escalates, US response remains uncertain
Oil prices jumped almost 3 per cent on Thursday as a week-old air war between Israel and Iran escalated and uncertainty about potential US…
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Europe: Shares dive as Middle East tensions, US involvement fears weigh
EUROPEAN shares skidded to an over one-month low on Thursday as escalating Middle East tensions and fears over potential US involvement…
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Driverless disruption: Tech titans gird for robotaxi wars with new factory and territories
As three key players vie for dominance, the race to put driverless taxis on roads across the country is heating up. Waymo, owned by…
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John Tighe Named CEO of Tailored Brands
There’s been a changing of the guard at Tailored Brands. Long-time men’s merchant John Tighe, who joined the retailer in 2021, will become…
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BBC Breakfast boss Richard Frediani takes extended leave after bullying allegations
The editor of BBC Breakfast, Richard Frediani, is taking an extended period of leave after allegations about his behaviour were reported…
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Forget chocolate! The world now envies Switzerland’s zero interest rates
The world envies Swiss chocolate, army knives, and now . . . interest rates? Swiss National Bank, Switzerland’s central bank, moved…
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Joe Freshgoods Just Debuted His Latest New Balance Collaboration: ‘Everything Comes From Pink’
In FN’s recent interview documenting the making of the just-released New Balance Abzorb 2000, the sportswear brand’s general manager of…
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Europe must bet bigger on young founders, tech leaders urge
Europe must take bigger bets on young founders to build tomorrow’s tech giants, industry leaders urged today. Speaking at TNW Conference,…
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Dundee University bosses quit after damning report into financial collapse
Douglas Fraser Business/economy editor, Scotland Graeme Ogston Tayside and Central reporter The principal of Dundee University and two…
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Royal Ascot 2025 results: Trawlerman wins Gold Cup, Charles Darwin in Ryan Moore treble
Moore's treble puts him on 2,595 British winners as he passed Edward Hide into 10th among the all-time Flat jockeys' list for victories.…
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You don’t need to accomplish things to matter
Not long ago, a client of mine—let’s call her Maya—shared something that struck me. “I had a rare Sunday with nothing urgent on my plate.…
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Italian Brand Twinset Changes Hands
TWINSET SALE: Borletti Group and Quadrivio & Pambianco, through the private equity vehicle Made in Italy Fund II, have acquired 100…
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Top Thai billionaires-backed groups win digital bank permits
Three groups led by Charoen Pokmhand Group, Gulf Development and SCB X have clinched Thailand’s new virtual bank licences to boost…
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Europe approves first saliva-based contraceptive — no pill required
A saliva-based fertility tracker has received regulatory approval for use as a contraceptive in Europe. Developed by Berlin-based startup…
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DBS expects economic value from its use of AI to exceed S$1 billion in 2025
Banks are ramping up their use of artificial intelligence (AI), and DBS – which has earned S$750 million through its use of the technology…
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Bank of England keeps rates steady, sees further loosening as jobs market weakens
The Bank of England held interest rates at 4.25 per cent as expected on Thursday (Jun 19) but said it was focused on risks from a weaker…
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The Wrong Way to Build a Nuclear Renaissance
The real bottleneck to nuclear progress in America isn’t a lack of federal financing. Source link
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Weaker greenback raises risk of currency mismatch for Asian insurers holding USD assets
A mismatch between the currencies in which insurers’ assets and liabilities are held can put pressure on their capital and ability to…
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Singapore stocks sink on Thursday after Powell signals higher inflation; STI down 0.7%
Local shares fell for a second consecutive session on Thursday (Jun 19), after US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell warned of…
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South Korea’s Cuckoo set for Malaysia debut after scaling down IPO
A subsidiary of South Korean home-appliance maker Cuckoo Holdings is set to go public in Malaysia after a scaled-down offering that is…