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SINGAPORE — A Singaporean has been ordered to pay US$900,000 (S$1.2 million) in damages to artist Kaws by a district court in New York after being found guilty of wilfully infringing the artist's copyright. The ruling by the United States Southern District Court of New York was passed on May 2. According to court documents seen by The Straits Times,...

He and his businesses had been accused of producing and selling replicas of the artist’s work. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Artist Brian Donnelly first filed the lawsuit against Dylan Joy An Leong Yi Zhi in 2021

Even though inflation has been dropping nationwide — it was also down in February — the effects of it will likely linger for quite some time.While the country may see inflation continue …

From their other roles and accomplishments to their love lives and scandals, heres what the cast of M*A*S*H are up to more than five decades after it took the world by storm.

See what is happening around the Black Hills as the snowstorm continues. To make sure you’re up-to-date on all of the most current weather information, download the NewsCenter1 weather app

This week, we debut a new look for Arkansas Business, the first redesign of our print edition since 2011.

Image courtesy of Missouri State University LAS VEGAS - Missouri State defensive lineman Eric Johnson (Plainfield, Ill.) was selected by the Indianapolis Colts

The 20 FCS players drafted this year marks the most since

While the 2030 Commitment targets emphasize operational carbon, we cant ignore embodied carbons role in achieving carbon neutrality. Three architects from different sized firms talk about practical ways to drive down carbon emissions for architects and building product manufacturers alike.