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Playing it super safe
The Singapore Tennis Open started behind closed doors last week, with fans allowed only at the semi-final and final stages A small crew of officials cleaned the court and sanitised the players’ seats before and after each match at the Singapore Tennis Open.ST PHOTO: ONG WEE JIN
Cleaning crew sanitised common areas at the tournament venue hourly..ST PHOTO: ONG WEE JIN
The umpire’s chair was sanitised and the microphone shield replaced before and after every match. ST PHOTO: ONG WEE JIN All ball kids had to wear a face shield, mask and gloves for handling the tennis balls. ST PHOTO: ONG WEE JIN
All above board â The boards of the big 6 and comparative performance By Paul The Esk Share:
Six clubs have been ever present in the Premier League. Of the six, Manchester United and Arsenal dominated the honours boards in the early years, before Chelsea on the back of Abramovichâs funding starting competing and winning. Always part of the âSky 4â despite not having won the Premier League, more recently Liverpool made it to the winnerâs circle.Tottenham have huffed and puffed, occasionally threatening but never quite made it, and then thereâs Everton. Once in the top 4, several times 5th or 6th, considered for many years the âbest of the restâ, fell short of that in the post Moyes era, but now threatening a resurgence on the pitch under the tutelage of Carlo Ancelotti. In addition to the six ever-presents thereâs Manchester City who through the ownership and stewardship of Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan are seek
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Costa Del Sol is situated in a cluster with two other condos along Bayshore Road. These include Bayshore Park, and The Bayshore.
This development is noted for its layout, which ensures that every block has a clear view of East Coast beach. As far as sea view condos go, this one is quite good. Living room units have floor to ceiling picture windows, which maximise the view. There’s also an underpass with resident-access only; through here, you can get to the beach in under five minutes.
As a bonus, this opens up to the part of East Coast Beach which is around 10 minutes’ walk to the Food Village, and is immediately at one of the BBQ pit areas.
In a pandemic-hit year when dealmaking was more of a challenge than usual, certain lawyers stood out for their innovation, determination and focus on client needs. In this annual feature, ALB spotlights some of the standout dealmakers in the year gone by.
SHINICHI ARAKI
Partner, Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu
Araki, a capital markets expert, has more than two decades of experience. He represents numerous major Japanese financial institutions, manufacturers, technology companies and retailers. He also has a strong relationship with many major investment banks in Japan.
Araki has acted on numerous matters including, most recently, advising Nomura, Goldman Sachs and SMBC Nikko on the $3 billion global offering of common stock of ANA Holdings (holding company of the largest airline in Japan) in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak. He also advised Goldman Sachs and other managers on $4.3 billion accelerated book-built offering (ABO) of Yahoo Japan’s stock by Altaba in 2018 as well a