Two interior construction firms are accused of rigging million-dollar tenders. A Singaporean competition watchdog shares the details.
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Russia Tightens Hold on Grain Trade, Impacting Global Wheat Prices
Russia's stronghold on its grain industry, driven by government pressure and although worsened by geopolitical tensions, strengthens Moscow's control over global wheat supplies while complicating information access for traders.
UAW Challenges Mercedes-Benz Unionization Vote at Alabama Plant, Accuses Company of Intimidation
The United Auto Workers (UAW) union is disputing the results of last week's organizing vote for Mercedes-Benz workers in Alabama, in which workers voted against union representation.
Louisiana Becomes First US State to Criminalize 'Dangerous' Abortion Pills Possession
Louisiana made history as it passed a bill criminalizing the possession of abortion pills without a valid prescription.
JPMorgan Chase Ordered to Pay $100 Million for CFTC Trade Reporting Violations
JPMorgan Chase & Co has been ordered to pay $100 million and admit to violating CFTC rules. NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 02: People pass a sign for JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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A British-Chinese woman bitcoin launderer was sent to prison. She allegedly conducted a $6 billion crypto fraud scheme.
China has recently cracked down on "bad behavior" content, suspending super-wealthy social media influencers to discourage extravagance and materialism.
The Singapore Food Agency (SFA) recalled two walnut products from China over prohibited sweetener content, urging caution while conducting proactive testing.
OpenAI retracts non-disparagement agreements, allowing former employees to keep vested equity, irrespective of agreement.
Boeing faces a dramatic increase in employee safety reports following a mid-air incident, prompting scrutiny and regulatory action amid ongoing leadership transitions and piled-up investigations.
The SEC has approved Ether ETFs, marking a significant milestone for the cryptocurrency industry by simplifying investments and potentially boosting wider adoption.
Following a recent incident of severe turbulence on a Singapore Airlines flight, the airline has made updates to its in-flight policies.
FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker said Boeing has a long way to go before regulators are satisfied with its manufacturing safety efforts.
Michael Cohen, the former lawyer and fixer of Donald Trump, admitted on his last day of testimony that he stole thousands of dollars from the former president's company.
