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Agreement for tycoon husband to have mistress during marriage valid, court rules - Vimarsana News

Agreement for tycoon husband to have mistress during marriage valid, court rules

Kuala Lumpur: A High Court here has ruled that a postnuptial agreement between a business tycoon and his Singapore-born wife, allowing the husband to keep a mistress during the subsistence of their marriage, is valid.

Man conspired with former jail pal to help Envy Global ex-director flee Singapore for S$5 million, gets jail - Vimarsana News

Man conspired with former jail pal to help Envy Global ex-director flee Singapore for S$5 million, gets jail

Shawn Liew Cheng Long and Ang Yew Teck asked Envy Global's Ng Yu Zhi for S$5 million to help him flee Singapore, with a deposit of 10 per cent.

Jail for two more foreign students who shoplifted from Uniqlo - Vimarsana News

Jail for two more foreign students who shoplifted from Uniqlo

District Judge Eugene Teo called the acts “disgraceful” and told the two students not to commit such offences again. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Food processing firm, director fined over expiry dates; biggest case probed by SFA - Vimarsana News

Food processing firm, director fined over expiry dates; biggest case probed by SFA

Singapore News - A food processing company and its director were fined $378,000 in total over offences including not having the... Read more at www.tnp.sg

Food processing firm, director fined over expiry dates; biggest case probed by Singapore Food Agency - Vimarsana News

Food processing firm, director fined over expiry dates; biggest case probed by Singapore Food Agency

A food processing company and its director were fined $378,000 in total over offences including not having the expiry dates, or having the wrong ones, on 5,880kg of fish and meat products.