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(Bloomberg) -- Singapore home sales rebounded last month, signaling that demand is holding up even as the city-state seeks to cool a residential property boom. Purchases of new private apartments climbed to 654 units in March, Urban Redevelopment Authority figures showed Monday.

(Bloomberg) -- Traders of U.S. government debt were dealt a stern reminder last week not to sleep on a market that’s been headed in one direction for a long time.

(Bloomberg) -- European investment firm Groupe Bruxelles Lambert SA is nearing a deal to buy health-care services firm Affidea from Switzerland’s richest person Ernesto Bertarelli, according to people familiar with the matter.

Of that intimidation that that can bring. even in regular life, elon musk does not think that free speech matters. hes always pushed back against any labeling of racist language. when there was a problem with racist harassment at his factories back in 2017, he basically told people just dont be jerks. if anybody apologizes for using racist language, just, you know, if they are sorry, accept it. fast-forward five years and now tesla is being sued for discriminatory behavior. the company basically...

Engineers at MIT and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) have developed a heat engine with no moving parts that can fully decarbonize the power grid.

(Bloomberg) -- Property taxes on single-family homes exceeded $10,000 in 16 counties in 2021, including 12 in the New York City metro area, according to real-estate research firm Attom Data Solutions.  Overall the average tax increased 1.

(Bloomberg) -- Standard Chartered Plc plans to cut half of its existing office space in Singapore’s financial district, according to people familiar with the matter, in what is set to be the biggest floor reduction by a bank in the city-state in recent years.

(Bloomberg) -- Stellantis NV shareholders rejected the automaker’s compensation policy in a non-binding vote after Chief Executive Officer Carlos Tavares’ pay came under fire in France.  The remuneration report was opposed by 52% of voters at an annual meeting held online Wednesday.

Capable of worst case scenario attacks. there is no soft pedaling it, she said. this is very serious. joining us now is nicole, cybersecurity journalist, author, also now an adviser to the u.s. cybersecurity infrastructure security agency which is the house of homeland security, and thanks for being with us tonight, thanks for taking time. >> rachel, good to see you. you set this up well, you and i have had conversations for years now about potential russian attacks on the grid and weve seen wha...

(Bloomberg) -- UBS Group AG has found a new manager for the fund caught out by China’s property turmoil, ending a five-month gap in permanent leadership. Raymond Lin Gui will join the Swiss bank’s asset management unit in Hong Kong in May, according to an emailed statement.