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GIC joins global investors to push large Asian utilities to cut emissions

GIC has joined a dozen other institutional investors and stewardship service providers to push big Asian utilities firms to cut emissions.

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Apple developers look for App Store changes at annual conference

CALIFORNIA: Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook and his team address one of their most important audiences on Monday (Jun 7), kicking off an annual conference for app developers at a time the iPhone maker is defending itself in court over its App Store practices. The Apple Worldwide Developers ......

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Skin in the game: Video chat apps tout ‘inclusive’ AI features

Video conferencing services have for years boasted that their technology is "intuitive" to use or "integrated" to function with other tools, but now vendors such as Google and Cisco can hardly go a blog post without trumpeting a different attribute: "inclusive."

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Commentary: Grassroots health surveillance can help detect new outbreaks of COVID-19 and other illnesses

To be better prepared for future pandemics, our top-down models and agreements must shape responses grounded firmly in local communities and value their engagement, risk ownership, and anxieties, say Ngaire Woods and Ok Pannenborg.

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Google to test changes to ad practices over coming months

Google said on Monday it will test changes to its widely-used online advertising services over the coming months following the French antitrust decision.

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BoE says ‘stablecoin’ payments need same regulation as banks

The Bank of England said on Monday that payments with 'stablecoins' - a form of digital currency - would need to regulated in the same way as payments currently handled by banks if they become widespread.

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UOB vs Lippo on inflated mortgages – excessive furniture rebates or poor internal controls?

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Google agrees to change some ad practices after French watchdog imposes fine

The French antitrust authority said on Monday it had handed down a 220 million euro (US$267 million) fine to Alphabet's Google for abusing its market power in the online advertising business.

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French watchdog fines Google 220 million euros for abuse of market power in the ad business

The French antitrust authority said on Monday it had handed down a 220 million euro (US$267 million) fine to Alphabet's Google for abusing its market power in the online advertising business.

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China’s exports up 28%, imports hit decade-high

China's exports rose 27.9 per cent in May while imports grew at the fastest pace in more than a decade as the global economy powers back from the COVID-19 pandemic crisis, official data showed on Monday (Jun 7).

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