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Chinese births likely to spike due to Year of Dragon - Vimarsana News

Chinese births likely to spike due to Year of Dragon

PETALING JAYA: While the number of live births among the Chinese community in the first quarter of this year may be lower than that in 2023, this trend could shift later.

Singapore on track to achieving cloud migration targets, says Singapore's Government Chief Digital Technology Officer - Vimarsana News

Singapore on track to achieving cloud migration targets, says Singapore's Government Chief Digital Technology Officer

At the AWS Public Sector Summit 2022, public sector leaders from Singapore shared on the country’s cloud strategies, from the migration of less sensitive public sector systems to the commercial cloud, to developing a cloud-ready workforce.

Grove HR Partners with Inter-Generational Experts & HR Leaders to Curate eBook for Workplace Performance Enablement - Vimarsana News

Grove HR Partners with Inter-Generational Experts & HR Leaders to Curate eBook for Workplace Performance Enablement

/PRNewswire/ -- Grove HR, an all-in-one digital HR platform that aims to help companies create more inspiring and fulfilling work culture, has partnered with...

Clifford Chance advises Prosafe on financial restructuring - Vimarsana News

Clifford Chance advises Prosafe on financial restructuring

Leading international law firm Clifford Chance has advised Prosafe SE, the world's premier owner and operator of marine vessels listed in Oslo, on the successful restructuring of its US$1.6 billion facilities and a NOK 2.5 billion bond debt (US$278 million). Under the restructuring, Prosafe will swap US$1.1 billion of debt for 99% of Prosafe SE’s equity, reinstate US$250 million of a US$1 billion credit facility and US$93 million of a smaller facility. All other remaining debt maturities are set to be extended to December 2025.