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On Planet Earth, Obama Can’t Be Indicted. But We Live on Planet Trump.
A normal prosecutor would think of things like: But who will have testimony against him? Who will say they saw him do X thing? Fair…
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Australia’s green bank makes record A$3.5b in clean energy investments
Australia’s green bank on Monday (Jul 28) said that it invested a record A$3.5 billion (S$2.9 billion) in clean energy projects and grid…
Business
AEM slumps 4.7% after its CEO resigns
As at 9.25 am, the counter has fallen to S$1.64, 4.7% below its Friday closing price Shares of AEM fell on Monday (Jul 28) after the…
Business
AEM Holdings CEO Amy Leong resigns
Semiconductor testing equipment manufacturer AEM Holdings has announced the resignation of its chief executive officer Amy Leong, which…
Business
Singtel’s NCS seeks to hire up to 200 fresh graduates this year
NCS will remain committed to hiring between 150 and 200 fresh graduates this year, said chief executive officer Ng Kuo Pin. This is…
Business
Inside the Private Equity Scam—and the Livelihoods It Has Destroyed
Over the course of Bad Company, Greenwell follows four people whose lives have been altered by a private equity takeover. The history and…
Business
Remisiers reinvent themselves in Singapore’s equity push
As the Republic ramps up efforts to revitalise its equities market, one group – remisiers – has often been criticised for refusing to move…
Business
Stellantis poaches Renault design chief to lead Europe revamp
Stellantis hired Gilles Vidal, one of Renault’s top design executives, as the maker of Peugeot cars seeks a makeover under its new chief…
Politics
Yes, Dems Should Push to Repeal Trump’s Big Bad Law—but Not Stop There
Or … almost? As it turns out, Democrats are planning to take on the GOP—in a few weeks, anyway. “House Democrats are plotting to turn the…
Politics
Nasa says thousands of employees set to resign from space agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa) will lose roughly 3,870 employees through a voluntary resignation programme, part of…
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China’s Premier Li Qiang proposes global AI cooperation organisation
Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Saturday (Jul 26) proposed establishing an organisation to foster global cooperation on artificial…
Business
HSBC cuts equities team in Germany as CEO Georges Elhedery continues revamp
Europe’s largest financial institution has already culled dozens of analysts in its investment bank in the last couple of months Holdings…
Fashion
LVMH in talks to offload fashion label Marc Jacobs: sources
French luxury goods group LVMH is in discussions with multiple buyers to offload its fashion label Marc Jacobs, sources familiar with the…
Business
Intel to separate networking unit as new CEO Tan overhauls business
The CEO has been given the challenge of revitalising the chipmaker after years of missteps and high-capital manufacturing strategies led…
Business
How Australia’s Cannabis Industry Is Opening Doors
In just a few short years, Australia’s cannabis industry has evolved from a policy debate to a rapidly expanding medical industry. Now…
Politics
Guess Which Texas Republican Was Just Accused of Paying for Abortions?
Grace said Capriglione’s hypocrisy on issues like abortion contributed to the end of their fling. “He is someone that portrays himself to…
Politics
Trump’s Big Trade Deal With Japan Is Already Falling Apart
Despite Maxwell’s crimes, as Rolling Stone reported Thursday, “the Trump administration and the president’s allies in Congress seem to…
News
Immigration Agents Laugh at U.S. Citizen as He Records His Own Arrest
As federal immigration agents attacked a U.S. citizen, they warned him: “You’ve got no rights here.” What began as a simple traffic stop…
Politics
Economists Are Seriously Alarmed About Official Data Under Trump
Despite Maxwell’s crimes, as Rolling Stone reported Thursday, “the Trump administration and the president’s allies in Congress seem to…
Politics
Trump Is Using Your Taxpayer Dollars to Promote His New Golf Course
Despite Maxwell’s crimes, as Rolling Stone reported Thursday, “the Trump administration and the president’s allies in Congress seem to…
Politics
Trump Adviser Warns Stephen Colbert Is Just the Beginning
Despite Maxwell’s crimes, as Rolling Stone reported Thursday, “the Trump administration and the president’s allies in Congress seem to…
Politics
Will Trump Pardon Ghislaine Maxwell? Hear His Answer for Yourself
Despite Maxwell’s crimes, as Rolling Stone reported Thursday, “the Trump administration and the president’s allies in Congress seem to…
Politics
Trump Gives Israel Chilling Order as It Starves Gaza to Death
Trump and Musk have, famously, been at loggerheads since the billionaire, who formerly styled himself the “first buddy” to the president,…
Business
Intel slumps as potential foundry exit deepens investor gloom
Intel shares sank 8 per cent on Friday (Jul 25) after the company warned of exiting chip manufacturing if it fails to secure a major…