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Society Pass Inc (Nasdaq: SOPA) Subsidiary, NextGen Retail - Vimarsana News

Society Pass Inc (Nasdaq: SOPA) Subsidiary, NextGen Retail

Acquisition Onboards Approximately US$30 million to Society Pass Revenue Base NextGen Retail Inc (formerly known as Leflair Inc) ventures out...

Society Pass Inc (Nasdaq: SOPA) Subsidiary, NextGen Retail Inc, To Acquire Indonesia's PT Inetindo Infocom - Vimarsana News

Society Pass Inc (Nasdaq: SOPA) Subsidiary, NextGen Retail Inc, To Acquire Indonesia's PT Inetindo Infocom

To Create an Online and Offline Electronics and Gaming Retailer in the World's 4th Most Populous Economy; Acquisition Onboards Approximately US$30 million to Society Pass Revenue Base NextGen Retail Inc (formerly known as Leflair Inc) ventures

Hong Kong Hipster Burger Chain Honbo To Open First S'pore Outlet - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong Hipster Burger Chain Honbo To Open First S'pore Outlet

The burger chain, founded by a former doctor, serves burger patties freshly ground in-house and wedged between potato milk buns created in collaboration with famed French baker Eric Kayser.

Source: 8days.sg
Foreign interference in Canada: Watchdog looks at local politics - Vimarsana News

Foreign interference in Canada: Watchdog looks at local politics

As opposition parties fight for a public inquiry into foreign interference on Parliament Hill, a community watchdog is trying to shine a light on where political meddling often first takes hold - in local politics.

Source: ctvnews.ca
Hong Kong | Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong | Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism

Press freedom in Hong Kong continues to be steadily eroded following the enactment of the controversial National Security Law in 2020. Meanwhile Hong Kong’s television broadcasters face mounting financial losses after advertising revenue plummeted during the COVID pandemic, speeding up the search for new business models.

Source: ox.ac.uk