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Hudson Reporter MENACING MARAUDERS – The St. Peter’s Prep baseball team will rely on a solid senior contingency for the remainder of the season. Front row from left are John Thorburn, Ryan Wallace, Ryan King, Landon Paradine, Max Malanga and Gregory Van Sant. Back row, from left, are William Byington, Jack Daly, Jeff Van Sant, Connor McElroy-Barker, Owen Fletcher, Ian Wilson and Teague Mulcahy. × MENACING MARAUDERS – The St. Peter’s Prep baseball team will rely on a solid senior contingency for the remainder of the season. Front row from left are John Thorburn, Ryan Walla...

The Straits Times S’pore’s private sector heeds call for green finance growth Singapore envisions becoming a regional green finance hub within a decade. And the local finance sector is fast seizing the initiative With the growth of green finance in S’pore, ESG investing offers long-term growth opportunities while supporting sustainable outcomes.GRAPHICS: PRADIP KUMAR SIKDAR PublishedMay 9, 2021, 4:00 am SGT https://str.sg/Jtuq They can read the article in full after signing up for a free account. Share link: Or share via: Sign up or log in to read this article in full Sign up All done! ...

Curious Objects: Bill Traylor on the Silver Screen, with filmmakers Sam Pollard and Jeffrey Wolf Editorial Staff Photograph by Horace Perry, courtesy of the Alabama State Council on the Arts. In April of 1853 a child was born into slavery on an Alabama cotton plantation owned by George Traylor. His first name was Bill and he would take the plantation owner’s last name for himself. A sharecropper and laborer for most of his life, in the decades since his death in 1949 Bill Traylor has become known to the world as an artist. Now, a new documentary tells Bill Traylor’s story on film for the...

Commentary: Anthony Tan, the ‘unabashedly ambitious’ man behind Grab Toggle share menu Advertisement Commentary: Anthony Tan, the ‘unabashedly ambitious’ man behind Grab With Grab’s impending US$35 billion valuation, CEO Anthony Tan is poised to make history, say the Financial Times’ Mercedes Ruehl and Stefania Palma. Grab's CEO Anthony Tan speaks during Grab's fifth anniversary news conference in Singapore Jun 6, 2017. (Photo: REUTERS/Edgar Su) 13 Apr 2021 06:10AM) Share this content SINGAPORE: Two years after found...

Singapore robo adviser Endowus, which says it’s on track to achieve S$1 billion (US$745.36 million) of assets under advisement after two years, is looking to expand in Asia after raising S$23 million from investors, including Japan’s Softbank Ventures and US venture capital firm Lightspeed Venture Partners. According to Endowus founder and Chief Executive Officer Gregory Van, the money will be used to “rapidly scale up the Singapore business” and move into other Asian markets. “We will expand our offerings to other key markets in the region, starting with Hong Kong,” he says in an...