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Singapore court postpones French teen's public nuisance straw-licking case to 30 July

IJooz, the company operating the juice vending machine, had filed a police report over the prank. It had sanitised the dispenser while replacing all 500 straws in the machine.

Euronews

Singapore court postpones case for French teen accused of licking straw

Mischief carries a penalty of up to two years in prison or a fine, or bot

The Independent UK

Smartworks gives 930 seats to UK firm at coworking centre in Pune; expects Rs 58 cr rent in 5 year

Smartworks Coworking has leased over 930 seats in Pune to a global firm. This significant deal is expected to generate Rs 58 crore in rental income. The agreement spans a five-year tenure, demonstrating strong demand for flexible workspaces. Smartworks operates 66 centers across India and Singapore. Co-working operators are actively…

The Economic Times

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Shadow attorney-general raises eyebrows looking to ideas from Singapore's justice system

But Chiaka Barry says she doesn't back the death penalty like the city-state.

The Canberra Times

'The first time ever in my career': Senior Citi executive on why the ultrawealthy want to diversify away from America

They're not leaving the U.S. entirely, Citigroup's Darlene Patterson told Fortune. "They're just looking for more lifestyle enhancement, optionality."

Fortune

Singapore transformed its Changi Airport into a giant indoor rainforest with thousands of trees and the world’s tallest indoor waterfall

Most airports give you a food court, a departure gate and maybe a duty free shop if you are lucky. Singapore's Changi Airport decided that was not nearly enough. In 2019, it opened Jewel, a giant glass domed building packed with thousands of trees, a five storey indoor forest and…

The Times of India

Singapore banned chewing gum in 1992 after discarded gum repeatedly jammed train doors, and officials say the move helped keep the country’s new MRT system running reliably

Singapore banned chewing gum sales in 1992 due to disruptions on its new Mass Rapid Transit system. Vandals stuck gum on door sensors, causing expensive service delays and repairs. The government later allowed therapeutic and dental gums for import and sale. This policy restricted commercial sales while allowing personal consumption…

The Times of India

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ETtech Explainer: How the Meta-Manus deal came apart, and Tencent moved in

Chinese regulators ordered Meta to reverse its $2 billion acquisition of the company. Tencent is working with Manus' early investors, including ZhenFund and HSG, to buy the company back from Meta for at least $2 billion.

The Economic Times

Global Market: GIC reshuffles senior investment leadership, names two deputy group CIOs

Singapore sovereign wealth fund GIC has appointed two deputy group chief investment officers and named a new chief investment officer for its Fixed Income & Multi Asset business as part of a senior leadership reshuffle. The changes aim to strengthen oversight of the fund's global investment operations.

The Economic Times

Asia's founders are decamping to the U.S. as the region suffers a protracted venture funding slump

Venture slowdown, weak exits and fragmented markets are pushing some Asian startups to Silicon Valley.

Fortune

Egypt is building an entire desert city from scratch, crowned by a 1,263 foot skyscraper

About 45 kilometres east of Cairo, in a stretch of desert that held nothing but flat, arid gravel and sand only a decade ago, Egypt has built an entire new city from the ground up. Officially called the New Administrative Capital, and more recently renamed The New Capital, the project…

The Times of India

IHH hospitals in India, Singapore saw fewer patients from Middle East due to war

IHH Healthcare hospitals in India saw fewer patients from the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Singapore hospitals also faced impacts from the ongoing Middle East conflict. This regional instability creates significant uncertainty for businesses globally. Soaring energy prices and disrupted supply chains are major concerns. IHH previously stated its diversified footprint…

The Economic Times

Why PM Modi Praised Nehru in Indonesia Surprised Everyone

Political speeches often focus on the present, but sometimes a single reference to the past reveals a story that many people have forgotten. During his address to Indonesia's Parliament, Prime Minister Narendra Modi surprised many by praising India's first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, and remembering a daring rescue mission led…

MyLifeXP

Market reforms propel Singapore bourse's growth

Singapore is emerging as one of Southeast Asia's most compelling investment destinations as sweeping capital market reforms create new opportunities for investors seeking to diversify beyond technology and artificial intelligence (AI) stocks, says One Asset Management.

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Cost of driving in Singapore soars as ownership certificates reach nearly $100,000

Singapore car buyers now face nearly $100,000 for ownership certificates. Certificate prices for small vehicles have quadrupled since pre-pandemic times. This makes Singapore the world's most expensive city for car purchases. Demand remains strong due to competitive electric car prices. Vehicle numbers are capped at approximately one million in the…

Bangkok Post

Singapore small-car permit cost approaches $100,000

SINGAPORE - Car buyers in Singapore will now need to fork out almost US$100,000 for a certificate to own a small car, as costs under the city-state’s vehicle ⁠quota system hit an all-time high on Wednesday.

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Moving Wealth Abroad? Here's How to Keep Your American Dream From Turning Into an Overseas Nightmare

Pulling up stakes and moving your family — and your money — abroad isn't for the faint hearted, not least because of ultra complicated tax and banking rules.

Fortune

Asia’s super-aging societies are sparking a boom in high-end longevity clinics—even if 'public enthusiasm' is outpacing the science

A new kind of business—blending hospitality, technology, and traditional practices—is promising to extend not just lifespan, but also 'healthspan'.

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A curated playground

Established in 2002 by Charlotte Cain, Boutiques Singapore launched as a curated shopping experience aimed at promoting quality and design-led merchandise.

The Independent UK

Virtual taekwondo is on the rise as it makes its debut at Asian Games

Virtual taekwondo is gaining popularity as a structured competitive discipline in Southeast Asia

The Times of India

'Strategically aligned': Singapore, Indonesia pledge to keep Strait of Malacca open and free

Singapore and Indonesia have pledged to keep the Strait of Malacca open, safe and accessible to all, elevating maritime security to the forefront of a bilateral relationship that both countries see as critical to regional stability.

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5 Lesser-Known Facts About Rath Yatra That Many Devotees Don't Know

Every year, the sacred city of Puri transforms into a sea of devotion as millions gather to witness the magnificent Rath Yatra of Lord Jagannath. The sight of the towering chariots rolling through the streets, accompanied by chants, music, and prayers, creates an unforgettable spiritual experience. While the grand procession…

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s best pie has a Malaysian prawn curry filling – and its bakers have even bolder flavours in mind

Ryan and Chan Khun of Country Cob bakery in Victoria have won accolades for their satay fish and Cambodian pork pies, with a Singapore chilli crab filling on its way

The Times of India

Why Singapore’s skyscrapers are covered with gardens instead of bare concrete

Land is one of the scarcest resources in Singapore, a small island nation packed with more than five million people, yet walk through its business district and you will see trees sprouting from car park facades, gardens wrapped around office towers and entire walls dressed in green. This is not…

The Economic Times

Singapore announces Greater Sentosa plan with new tourist attractions

Singapore is set to transform Sentosa and Brani Island into a "Greater Sentosa" over the next two decades. This ambitious master plan aims to double visitor numbers by introducing new hotels, attractions like the Imbiah Canopy, and enhanced lifestyle experiences. The project prioritizes sustainability and improved accessibility, with developments beginning…

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