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SINGAPORE, April 5 (Bloomberg): A lawyer for Singapore blogger Leong Sze Hian said he raised enough cash from fellow citizens to fully cover damages awarded to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in a defamation trial. Singapore’s High Court on March 24 ordered Leong to pay S$133,000 ($98,800) to Lee for posting a link to a Malaysian news site that alleged the city-state’s leader had helped launder 1Malaysia Development Berhad funds. Since then more than 2,000 people donated to a crowdfunding campaign on social media to raise the full amount, Lim Tean, Leong’s attor...

RBI gives companies six months more to stop storing your card details SECTIONS Last Updated: Mar 31, 2021, 11:01 PM IST Share Synopsis Recurring online payments: RBI extends deadline for six months, notes non-compliance with serious concern Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of India has postponed the implementation of new rules for payment gateways and online merchants that would prohibit them from storing customers’ card details. Most banks are not ready to implement the new rules, which were set to kick in from July 2021. They will now come into force in January 2022. The central bank said it exte...

FacebookTwitterEmail CPS Energy first disabled their autopay feature earlier this week.William Luther /Staff CPS Energy's AutoPay option will kick back on Friday after the utility service disabled the feature in the wake of last week's storm. The move to pause the option, which automatically deducts payments from a card or bank account on file, came earlier this week as customers worried their February bills would be substantially higher than usual due to the energy crisis. Customers can opt out of their AutoPay enrollment online or by calling (210) 353-6110, but they should not see charges s...

CPS Energy’s autopay service to resume on Friday Company temporarily suspended portal after costs of energy skyrocketed Updated:  Tags:  SAN ANTONIO – CPS Energy’s online autopay service will resume Friday after the utility company temporarily suspended the portal to ensure customers’ bills did not reflect incorrect balances after the price of energy skyrocketed during last week’s winter storms in Texas. CPS Energy says the weather conditions increased some fuel prices to an all-time high. The company is still developing strategies to keep consumers’ bills affordable despite th...

Posted By Sanford Nowlin on Mon, Feb 22, 2021 at 11:38 AM click to enlarge Twitter / CPS Energy CPS Energy, San Antonio's city-owned electric utility, is holding bills for its customers until it can fully determine how it will spread out additional natural gas costs incurred from last week's catastrophic winter storm. During a Tuesday press event, CEO Paula-Gold Williams said it will take a week or two b...