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AI Takes Over Insurance: Should You Be Worried?
Artificial intelligence is making waves across various sectors, and the insurance industry is no exception. As more companies dive into AI, questions arise about its impact on jobs, decision-making...
Biden Slurs Through His Farewell Speech and Refuses to Mention Trump’s Name Once but Takes Credit for Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Deal
President Joe Biden bid his farewell to the nation, leaving many viewers puzzled as he slurred his words and avoided mentioning Donald Trump by name just five days before...
UK activist investor Palliser takes protest against Great Eastern takeover to MAS, SGX
UK activist investor Palliser Capital is looking to disrupt the takeover of insurer Great Eastern by majority shareholder OCBC, the Financial Times reported on Wednesday (Jan 15). Palliser called...
China’s JD Logistics takes full ownership of Kuayue-Express with 6.48 billion yuan stake buy
CHINA’S JD Logistics will acquire the 36.43 per cent stake it does not already own in Kuayue-Express Group for not more than 6.48 billion yuan (S$1.2 billion) to further...
Brian Thompson: UnitedHealthcare CEO Was Separated from Wife for Years When He Was Shot Dead Outside NYC Hotel as Murder Mystery Takes New Turn
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was separated from his wife when he was shot dead by a gunman outside a Manhattan hotel, it has emerged. Thompson, 50, was shot dead...
Nissan surges most since 2009 after activist Effissimo takes 2.5% stake
NISSAN Motor shares jumped the most in 15 years after an activist investor took a 2.5 per cent stake in the embattled Japanese automaker.
Suntera (Cayman), a trustee of ECM...
Quick takes: What Trump’s win means for Asia markets, currencies and interest rates
MANY parts of global markets rallied massively as Donald Trump decisively won the US election on Wednesday (Nov 6).US stocks soared, the dollar strengthened against many major currencies, while...
Australia takes Optus to court for allegedly selling mobiles to vulnerable customers
Australia’s competition watchdog is taking Singtel-owned Optus to court, alleging it engaged in misconduct while selling mobile phones and plans, particularly to vulnerable customers.The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission...
