LONDON: Thames Water, Britain’s biggest water supplier, said on Monday that appeals against its £3 billion (US$3.9 billion) debt lifeline…
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Starbucks ordered to pay US$50mil for hot tea spill
LOS ANGELES: Starbucks has been ordered to pay US$50 million to a customer who was burned when hot tea spilled on…
Sapura Energy Secures RM1.1 Billion Government Bailout to Settle Vendor Debts
Troubled offshore services provider Sapura Energy has secured a RM1.1 billion ($250 million) bailout from the government to repay debts…
British steel industry calls for help with electricity prices
LONDON: Britain’s steel industry has called on the government to help with electricity prices that it says can be it…
Corruption Probe: Former Malaysian PM Ismail Sabri, Chindian Tycoon and the RM170 Million Scandal
Zaid Malek of Lawyers for Liberty (LFL), a human rights and law reform non-governmental organisation (NGO) in Malaysia, has stated,…
Singapore reports server fraud involving US$390 million in transactions
SINGAPORE: Singapore prosecutors told a court today that a case in which Singapore-based firms have been accused of fraudulently supplying US…
IJM Expands UK Portfolio with £72.5 Million Finsbury Circus Acquisition
IJM Corporation Bhd has acquired a 143-year leasehold interest in 25 Finsbury Circus, formerly known as 1-5 London Wall Buildings,…
Smuggling of Nvidia Chips: Investigation Only Involves Singapore’s Aperia Cloud Services, a Partner of NationGate & Exsim
Following the revelation by Singapore’s Minister for Home Affairs and Law, K. Shanmugam, on March 3 that the police were…
UK drops antitrust probe into Microsoft and OpenAI tie-up
LONDON: Britain dropped its probe into Microsoft’s partnership with ChatGPT maker OpenAI today, saying the software giant did not have the…
UK and Japan Strengthen Economic Ties Ahead of High-Level Talks
TOKYO: High-level economic security talks between the United Kingdom (UK) and Japan took place on Friday against the backdrop of…