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Singapore Proposes Stricter Rules for Ride-Hailing Operators
The city-state’s regulators asked for public comment on the gaps in how street-hailing and ride-hailing services are managed.
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Singapore's Lee Family Feud Re-Emerges With Latest Facebook Post
State Counsel highlights possible misconduct over Lee’s will.
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Nestle Loses Chief for Asia as Unilever CEO Job Looms Large
Wan Ling Martello’s exit highest-profile departure at Nestle since Mark Schneider became CEO last year.
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Ride-Hailing Giant Grab Expects to Double Revenue in 2019
Company on track to raise $3 billion by end of this year.
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China Says Talking To US Over Brother Of Aide To Former President
China on Friday acknowledged for the first time that it is communicating with the United States about Ling Wancheng, the brother of a disgraced one-time aide to former President Hu Jintao, in a case that could complicate ties.
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China Suspects Sichuan Governor Of Graft
The second most senior official in China's populous Sichuan province is suspected of corruption, an official said today, the latest implicated in a high-profile anti-graft campaign.
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China Says Talking To US Over Brother Of Aide To Former President
China on Friday acknowledged for the first time that it is communicating with the United States about the case of Ling Wancheng, the brother of a one-time senior aide to then President Hu Jintao, in a case that could complicate ties.
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MasterCard Sees Double-Digit Growth in China on E-Commerce
Global payment operator MasterCard Inc sees double-digit annual growth in credit card transaction volumes in China, lifted by the booming e-commerce industry in the world's second largest economy, a senior executive told Reuters on Monday.
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Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew Mulled Euthanasia in Final Years: Daughter
Singapore's founding leader Lee Kuan Yew, shattered by the death of his wife, asked his doctors about the possibility of euthanasia in his final years, his daughter revealed today.
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Lamborghini, Ferrari in 'Fast and Furious' Beijing Crash
A Lamborghini and Ferrari crashed in a high-speed road race in Beijing as the seventh stunt-filled "Fast and the Furious" movie opened in China, the latest luxury car accident to provoke controversy today.
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Lee Kuan Yew: Feared Founder of Modern Singapore
Lee Kuan Yew, one of the commanding figures of Asia's post-war economic rise, was an authoritarian leader who transformed Singapore from a sleepy British imperial outpost into a global trading and financial centre.
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Brother of China's Scandal-Hit Official Sacked
The brother of Chinese politician Ling Jihua, once a presidential ally whose son was killed in a scandalous Ferrari crash, has been sacked from his post, the Communist Party's official news website said Monday.
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Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong Demands Apology from Blogger
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has demanded an apology from a local blogger for a posting seen as accusing him of corruption, Lee's lawyer said.
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Singapore Proposes Stricter Rules for Ride-Hailing Operators
The city-state’s regulators asked for public comment on the gaps in how street-hailing and ride-hailing services are managed.
-
Singapore's Lee Family Feud Re-Emerges With Latest Facebook Post
State Counsel highlights possible misconduct over Lee’s will.
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Nestle Loses Chief for Asia as Unilever CEO Job Looms Large
Wan Ling Martello’s exit highest-profile departure at Nestle since Mark Schneider became CEO last year.
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Ride-Hailing Giant Grab Expects to Double Revenue in 2019
Company on track to raise $3 billion by end of this year.
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China Says Talking To US Over Brother Of Aide To Former President
China on Friday acknowledged for the first time that it is communicating with the United States about Ling Wancheng, the brother of a disgraced one-time aide to former President Hu Jintao, in a case that could complicate ties.
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China Suspects Sichuan Governor Of Graft
The second most senior official in China's populous Sichuan province is suspected of corruption, an official said today, the latest implicated in a high-profile anti-graft campaign.
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China Says Talking To US Over Brother Of Aide To Former President
China on Friday acknowledged for the first time that it is communicating with the United States about the case of Ling Wancheng, the brother of a one-time senior aide to then President Hu Jintao, in a case that could complicate ties.
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MasterCard Sees Double-Digit Growth in China on E-Commerce
Global payment operator MasterCard Inc sees double-digit annual growth in credit card transaction volumes in China, lifted by the booming e-commerce industry in the world's second largest economy, a senior executive told Reuters on Monday.
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Singapore's Lee Kuan Yew Mulled Euthanasia in Final Years: Daughter
Singapore's founding leader Lee Kuan Yew, shattered by the death of his wife, asked his doctors about the possibility of euthanasia in his final years, his daughter revealed today.
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Lamborghini, Ferrari in 'Fast and Furious' Beijing Crash
A Lamborghini and Ferrari crashed in a high-speed road race in Beijing as the seventh stunt-filled "Fast and the Furious" movie opened in China, the latest luxury car accident to provoke controversy today.
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Lee Kuan Yew: Feared Founder of Modern Singapore
Lee Kuan Yew, one of the commanding figures of Asia's post-war economic rise, was an authoritarian leader who transformed Singapore from a sleepy British imperial outpost into a global trading and financial centre.
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Brother of China's Scandal-Hit Official Sacked
The brother of Chinese politician Ling Jihua, once a presidential ally whose son was killed in a scandalous Ferrari crash, has been sacked from his post, the Communist Party's official news website said Monday.
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Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong Demands Apology from Blogger
Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong has demanded an apology from a local blogger for a posting seen as accusing him of corruption, Lee's lawyer said.
