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Experts say the new rules will raise the bar for performance and professionalism in Singapore’s family office industry and attract interest from China, Hong Kong, India, and Indonesia.

California’s emerging CRT bans could be just the beginning of a “parental rights” movement in schools and, in some cases, topics around both LGBTQ people and sex education.

BUSINESSES fighting to survive on Greenocks struggling high street warn that the lights will go out when their energy bills TREBLE over the coming…

A new internship program launched this summer at UNM is introducing undergraduate college students to the field of Geographic Information Science (GIS) and how it can be used to address health disparities in underserved communities. Through an intensive...

A film about a missing Hong Kong female was excluded from this year's Hong Kong International Short Film ...

Twelve faculty members at The University of New Mexico have been selected for the 2022 Women in STEM awards. Award recipients will look at patterns of cancer disparities in New Mexico, consider an interdisciplinary lens for algorithmic justice, examine...

Luxury property purchases by Chinese buyers have long made headlines in Singapore, but quietly, Chinese money has also been flowing into the city state's many fund management companies. Back in 2009, Grace Tang, executive director at Phillip Private Equity, used to go to China to woo investors for her company's fund catered to those who were seeking to be part...

On a recent Saturday, rooks and pawns, bishops and knights, kings and queens were all flying across chess boards when 100 students representing 21 schools gathered at Cockeysville Middle School for the 10th Annual Baltimore County Public School Chess Tournament.

Covestro AG yesterday announced an increase in local investment to expand its production of paint protection film, a protective film for vehicles for which there is soaring demand in Asia. The expansion of a plant in Changhua County, which is expected to be completed by the end of next year, aims to increase manufacturing capacity, as well as the company’s research and development facilities, Covestro Taiwan Ltd (科思創) said in a statement. The company has witnessed rising demand for paint...

More and more wealthy Chinese are worried about keeping their money on the mainland and some see Singapore as a safe haven. Since protests disrupted Hong Kong’s economy in 2019, affluent Chinese have looked for alternative places to store their wealth. Singapore proved attractive because of its large Mandarin Chinese-speaking community and, unlike many countries, ...