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KUCHING (Aug 4): South Korean celebrity, Jung Ji-hoon, widely known by his stage name Rain, made a much-anticipated appearance at the Old Courthouse here today. The occasion marked the international star’s first visit to Kuching, where he was invited as a special guest at the sixth edition of Ase

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In this week’s round-up of news from around the country: urban populations rebound; traffic violance disproportionately impacts Black and Latino communities; why US developers don’t build more large apartments; and more.

The startup offers multi-chain structured financial products with plans for a buy-side altcoin options market.

Birds Eye, one of Australia’s most famous frozen food brands, has launched its new masterbrand platform via Wunderman Thompson, highlighting the sustainable work they’re putting in from planet to plate ‘so we can all come back for seconds’.

Liquidator Russell Crumpler filed an affidavit in a British Virgin Islands court in which 3AC is declared insolvent due to severe mismanagement by its missing co-founders. The firm allegedly owes $2.8 billion.

While the future of transit ridership depends on a range of still-uncertain factors, the commuter-centric patterns that characterized pre-COVID transit service are probably a thing of the past.

(Bloomberg) -- Former Manchester United football players including Gary Neville and Paul Scholes are teaming up with wealthy Singaporeans Peter Lim and his son Kiat Lim to create an organization that will allow fans to make sports-related investments alongside them.

Former Manchester United football players including Gary Neville and Paul Scholes are teaming up with wealthy Singaporeans Peter Lim and his son Kiat Lim to create an organization that will allow fans to make sports-related investments alongside them.

The geo-minting tech behind Dropp's releases will create a new way of experiencing the metaverse....