Yangzijiang Financial exploring possibility to spin off maritime investment business

Yangzijiang Financial exploring possibility to spin off maritime investment business

[SINGAPORE] Yangzijiang Financial Holding is exploring the possibility of spinning off its maritime investments segment into a newly incorporated company to be listed separately on the mainboard of the Singapore Exchange. The group said on Sunday (Apr 27) that the proposed transaction would involve transferring its maritime investment assets into a new entity (spin-off group)…

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The Trump Team Wants to Boost Birth Rates While Poisoning Children

The Trump Team Wants to Boost Birth Rates While Poisoning Children

Trying to boost births while actively making the world less safe for children is creepy—but not in a new way. The contradiction is baked into the eugenicist tradition that Vance and Trump openly embrace. Vance said at an anti-abortion rally in January that he wanted “more babies in the United States of America.” Vance also…

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Trump’s Tariffs Prompt Wave of Lawsuits

Trump’s Tariffs Prompt Wave of Lawsuits

Somewhere along a roughly 7,500-mile journey that begins in Shenzhen, China, there are 19 shipments bound for Rick Woldenberg, the chief executive of Learning Resources, an educational toy company in Vernon Hills, Ill. Eventually, the containers of puzzle cards, child binoculars and other products will reach a port in the United States, and Mr. Woldenberg…

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Tesla and Volkswagen May Have a Leg Up As Tariffs Raise EV Prices

Tesla and Volkswagen May Have a Leg Up As Tariffs Raise EV Prices

President Trump’s tariffs on imported cars and auto parts could stall the growth of electric vehicles, setting back a technology critical to addressing climate change. But the tariffs could also work in favor of some electric models made in the United States, like the Tesla Model Y or Volkswagen ID.4, that are among the cars…

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Inside The Mad Dash to Turn Division I Athletes Into Influencers

Inside The Mad Dash to Turn Division I Athletes Into Influencers

On a February afternoon at the University of North Carolina, a group of seven students on the diving team sat barefoot on the floor of the college’s muggy natatorium. They were staring expectantly at a petite blond woman in a black sweater perched on a concrete block. Vickie Segar was there, with the blessing of…

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Video: How Colleges Are Turning Athletes Into Influencers

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is known for its sports programs, but now it has something else to offer its athletes: an opportunity to become an influencer. Sapna Maheshwari, a business reporter who covers social media for The New York Times, returned to her alma mater to learn more. Source link

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Washington’s Besieged Journalists Raise a Cocktail Glass, Darkly

Washington’s Besieged Journalists Raise a Cocktail Glass, Darkly

Usually, the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner features Hollywood stars, a zinger-filled comedy set and a public display of comity between the White House and the press corps that covers it. On Saturday, the dinner had no comedian and no president. Among the smattering of celebrities on hand was Michael Chiklis, whose best-known television role,…

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InnoTek conducts buybacks following robust FY2024

InnoTek conducts buybacks following robust FY2024

[SINGAPORE] Over the five trading sessions from Apr 17 to 24, institutions were net sellers of Singapore stocks, with net institutional outflow of S$14 million. This brings the net institutional outflow for the 2025 year to Apr 24 to S$1.79 billion.   Institutional flows  Over the five trading sessions through to Apr 24, the stocks that…

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Ex-Disney Worker Who Hacked Menus Gets 3 Years in Prison

Ex-Disney Worker Who Hacked Menus Gets 3 Years in Prison

A former employee of Walt Disney World who hacked into menus used by its restaurants and edited them — changing prices, adding profanity and altering listed allergens — was sentenced to three years in prison by a federal judge in Florida this week. None of the changes, including falsified information about food allergens that could…

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