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Commentary: Why is Microsoft strangely silent about Google’s antitrust lawsuit?

The silence says a lot about how the relationships between the biggest US tech companies — part-rival, part-ally — have evolved, says an observer.

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Commentary: Why the Singapore-Indonesia reciprocal green lane is necessary

Reopening business and official travel between both countries is a first step to resuming more bilateral travel and business activity in a COVID-19 world, say RSIS’ Jefferson Ng and Dedi Dinarto.

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The Big Read: A vital economic pillar, S’pore’s tourism sector faces a brutal test of mettle amid COVID-19 fallout

SINGAPORE: Last year, civil servant Joanne Loh took a break from work for a few months, which she spent travelling to places such as Australia, Taiwan and Europe. The trips offered her a much-needed respite from her daily routine, said the 30-year-old. “It’s fun to see the world and...

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China’s rebound from Covid-19 slump driving Asia-Pac wealth growth

CHINA is bouncing back to drive gains in household wealth out of Asia-Pacific - the only region in the world to record a gain in the first six months of the annus horribilis that is 2020.

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Financial services firms in UK may face costly, damaging Brexit

THE UK government's Brexit strategy has failed to achieve a workable deal for the financial services sector, even though it is a key exporter and tax generator, observers say.

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Despite positive indicators, stock strategists urge patience

FLUSH from a V-shaped market rally since the market trough in March, portfolio strategists for wealthy clients remain "constructive'' on risk assets such as equities and credits.

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SAP dumps mid-term targets, cuts 2020 view as COVID-19 bites

Business software group SAP cut its guidance for 2020 and for the medium term on Sunday, saying the reimposition of coronavirus lockdowns had hit its business and hard-hit industries would now take longer than expected to recover.

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Pakistani PM writes to Facebook CEO seeking ban on Islamophobic content

Pakistan's prime minister has written a letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg seeking a ban on Islamophobic content on the site, warning of an increase in radicalisisation amongst Muslims, the government said on Sunday (Oct 25).

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Coca-Cola Amatil gets US$6.6 billion takeover offer from Coca-Cola European Partners

Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd said on Monday that Coca-Cola European Partners offered to buy the Australian bottler for AUS$9.23 billion (US$6.58 billion), in what would be the country's biggest deal this year.

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Pakistan’s Imran Khan writes to Facebook CEO seeking ban on Islamophobic content

ISLAMABAD: Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has written a letter to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg seeking a ban on Islamophobic content on the social networking site, the government said on Sunday. In the letter, shared by the Pakistani government on Twitter, Khan said that "growing ...

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