How suspects laundered billions in Singapore for years
For decades, Singapore has taken steps to attract the uber rich, spawning a finance industry that’s made it one of the wealthiest countries on earth.
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For decades, Singapore has taken steps to attract the uber rich, spawning a finance industry that’s made it one of the wealthiest countries on earth.
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The surprise sting operation is prompting a rethink of the recent surge of foreign investors, amid signs dirty money is joining legitimate businesses in the rush to Singapore, with cash winding up at global lenders.
SINGAPORE: Wang Dehai was already on the run when he made Singapore his home five years ago. Police in China were offering a bounty for information about him for his alleged role in an illegal gambling ring.
SINGAPORE: The chief executive officer of No Signboard Holdings has been suspended from all executive duties after being charged with price rigging offences, said the restaurant opera