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2024 Taipei New Year's Party – Over 170,000 Gather to Celebrate New Year's Eve Together! Surprise Stage Appearance by Asian Games, Asian Para Games, and Professional Athletes for Countdown and Taipei 101 Fireworks Lighting Up the Taipei Night Sky - Vimarsana News

2024 Taipei New Year's Party – Over 170,000 Gather to Celebrate New Year's Eve Together! Surprise Stage Appearance by Asian Games, Asian Para Games, and Professional Athletes for Countdown and Taipei 101 Fireworks Lighting Up the Taipei Night Sky

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Cookie Plug opens new location in Lakewood Center; Long Beach Towne Center coming soon - Vimarsana News

Cookie Plug opens new location in Lakewood Center; Long Beach Towne Center coming soon

The Southern California-based brand takes inspiration from West Coast '90s hip-hop for its store aesthetic and cookie names.

Source: lbpost.com
S'pore households' net worth up in Q2 with more money going to investing, insurance - Vimarsana News

S'pore households' net worth up in Q2 with more money going to investing, insurance

In Q2, household net worth was up 8.9% from the same period in 2022, to around $2.7 trillion. Read more at straitstimes.com.

234 corruption reports made in S'pore in 2022, 6% decrease from 2021: CPIB - Vimarsana News

234 corruption reports made in S'pore in 2022, 6% decrease from 2021: CPIB

CPIB added that the conviction rate for corruption also rose to 99 per cent in 2022.

Ex-VP at consultancy firm fined $1,800 for sharing info linked to government project - Vimarsana News

Ex-VP at consultancy firm fined $1,800 for sharing info linked to government project

SINGAPORE - A former vice-president at a consultancy firm was fined $1,800 for sharing restricted information linked to tenders relating to a joint training facility for the Singapore Police Force and the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF). Read more at straitstimes.com.