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WazirX Restructuring Plan Heads to Court in January; Risk of Liquidation If Rejected
Zettai stated that it is awaiting Singapore Court approval to present its restructuring plan to creditors. It added that if the plan is not approved, WazirX’s only remaining option would be liquidation.
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No Fairytale Ending For Daniel Ricciardo After 13 Years In Formula One
Daniel Ricciardo admitted that Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix may have been his last, after finishing in style with a hot lap and being voted "driver of the day" by global TV viewers.
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"My Fellow Singaporeans...": Indian-Origin Leader Is New Singapore President
Singapore's former Indian-origin Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam was elected President on Friday, comfortably securing victory in the city-state's first contested vote for the largely ceremonial position in more than a decade.
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Singapore's Former Indian-Origin Minister Wins Presidential Election
Former Singapore deputy prime minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam was elected president Friday, according to officials results, in the city-state's first contested vote for the largely ceremonial position in more than a decade.
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Tharman Shanmugaratnam: 5 Points On Indian-Origin Contender In Singapore Election
More than 2.7 million Singaporeans are voting to elect the country's ninth President today. Tharman Shanmugaratnam, an Indian-origin candidate, is among the contenders for the top post.
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Singapore PM Vows To Uphold "Clean Government" Reputation After Scandals
The scandals come as the party -- which has ruled uninterrupted for 64 years -- bounces back from its worst ever election results in 2020, when its share of the popular vote fell to a near-record low and the opposition gained more seats.
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BCCI Likely To Back New Zealand's Greg Barclay For ICC Chairman's Post: Report
New Zealand's Greg Barclay and Singapore's Imran Khwaja are the only two candidates contesting for the post of chairman of International Cricket Council
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Singapore Residents Wear Masks, Gloves To Vote In Elections Amid Pandemic
Singaporeans wearing masks and gloves queued to cast their ballots on Friday under the cloud of the COVID-19 pandemic that is pushing the city-state's economy towards its worst-ever recession, making saving jobs the focus of the election.
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In Masks And Gloves, Singaporeans Vote Under COVID-19 Cloud
Singaporeans wearing masks and gloves will cast their ballot on Friday under the cloud of the COVID-19 pandemic that is pushing the city-state's economy towards its deepest recession and has made concerns over jobs the focus of the election.
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As Zimbabwe Votes, What Happened To Robert Mugabe?
Robert Mugabe has not appeared in public since his once-impregnable regime came crashing down last November as Zimbabweans watched in amazement, and often delight, at the fall of the only leader the country had ever known.
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Fortis Accepts Malaysia's IHH Healthcare Investment Bid For 4,000 Crores
Northern TK Venture Pte Ltd, Singapore, a unit of IHH, will be issued 235.3 million new Fortis shares through a preferential allotment, giving it roughly 31 per cent of the company's total voting equity share capital.
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Before Karnataka Election Results, Kumaraswamy's Singapore Trip Fires Buzz
Janata Dal Secular chief HD Kumaraswamy's quick trip to Singapore, squeezed in between voting in Karnataka on Saturday and tomorrow's election results, fuelled speculation that the party has begun talks on government formation after the exit polls. Some aides insisted Mr Kumaraswamy, the son of former Prime Minister HD Deve Gowda, had travelled to ...
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Singapore Gets First Female President Without A Vote
Halimah Yacob, a former speaker of parliament from the Muslim Malay minority, did not have to face an election for the largely ceremonial post originally due this month after authorities decided her rivals did not meet strict eligibility criteria.
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FIDE Hands Two Year Ban to Garry Kasparov
Ahead of last year's presidential poll, Garry Kasparov, bidding for the office, and then general secretary Ignatius Leong made a deal in which Kasparov paid Leong $500,000 so that Singapore voted for him.
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Singapore's Ruling Party Looks in Strong Position in Early Count
Singapore's ruling People's Action Party (PAP) looked to be making a strong showing in an election today, according to samples of votes taken in more than two dozen constituencies and released by the Elections Department.
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WazirX Restructuring Plan Heads to Court in January; Risk of Liquidation If Rejected
Zettai stated that it is awaiting Singapore Court approval to present its restructuring plan to creditors. It added that if the plan is not approved, WazirX’s only remaining option would be liquidation.
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No Fairytale Ending For Daniel Ricciardo After 13 Years In Formula One
Daniel Ricciardo admitted that Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix may have been his last, after finishing in style with a hot lap and being voted "driver of the day" by global TV viewers.
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"My Fellow Singaporeans...": Indian-Origin Leader Is New Singapore President
Singapore's former Indian-origin Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam was elected President on Friday, comfortably securing victory in the city-state's first contested vote for the largely ceremonial position in more than a decade.
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Singapore's Former Indian-Origin Minister Wins Presidential Election
Former Singapore deputy prime minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam was elected president Friday, according to officials results, in the city-state's first contested vote for the largely ceremonial position in more than a decade.
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Tharman Shanmugaratnam: 5 Points On Indian-Origin Contender In Singapore Election
More than 2.7 million Singaporeans are voting to elect the country's ninth President today. Tharman Shanmugaratnam, an Indian-origin candidate, is among the contenders for the top post.
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Singapore PM Vows To Uphold "Clean Government" Reputation After Scandals
The scandals come as the party -- which has ruled uninterrupted for 64 years -- bounces back from its worst ever election results in 2020, when its share of the popular vote fell to a near-record low and the opposition gained more seats.
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BCCI Likely To Back New Zealand's Greg Barclay For ICC Chairman's Post: Report
New Zealand's Greg Barclay and Singapore's Imran Khwaja are the only two candidates contesting for the post of chairman of International Cricket Council
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Singapore Residents Wear Masks, Gloves To Vote In Elections Amid Pandemic
Singaporeans wearing masks and gloves queued to cast their ballots on Friday under the cloud of the COVID-19 pandemic that is pushing the city-state's economy towards its worst-ever recession, making saving jobs the focus of the election.
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In Masks And Gloves, Singaporeans Vote Under COVID-19 Cloud
Singaporeans wearing masks and gloves will cast their ballot on Friday under the cloud of the COVID-19 pandemic that is pushing the city-state's economy towards its deepest recession and has made concerns over jobs the focus of the election.
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As Zimbabwe Votes, What Happened To Robert Mugabe?
Robert Mugabe has not appeared in public since his once-impregnable regime came crashing down last November as Zimbabweans watched in amazement, and often delight, at the fall of the only leader the country had ever known.
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Fortis Accepts Malaysia's IHH Healthcare Investment Bid For 4,000 Crores
Northern TK Venture Pte Ltd, Singapore, a unit of IHH, will be issued 235.3 million new Fortis shares through a preferential allotment, giving it roughly 31 per cent of the company's total voting equity share capital.
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Before Karnataka Election Results, Kumaraswamy's Singapore Trip Fires Buzz
Janata Dal Secular chief HD Kumaraswamy's quick trip to Singapore, squeezed in between voting in Karnataka on Saturday and tomorrow's election results, fuelled speculation that the party has begun talks on government formation after the exit polls. Some aides insisted Mr Kumaraswamy, the son of former Prime Minister HD Deve Gowda, had travelled to ...
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Singapore Gets First Female President Without A Vote
Halimah Yacob, a former speaker of parliament from the Muslim Malay minority, did not have to face an election for the largely ceremonial post originally due this month after authorities decided her rivals did not meet strict eligibility criteria.
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FIDE Hands Two Year Ban to Garry Kasparov
Ahead of last year's presidential poll, Garry Kasparov, bidding for the office, and then general secretary Ignatius Leong made a deal in which Kasparov paid Leong $500,000 so that Singapore voted for him.
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Singapore's Ruling Party Looks in Strong Position in Early Count
Singapore's ruling People's Action Party (PAP) looked to be making a strong showing in an election today, according to samples of votes taken in more than two dozen constituencies and released by the Elections Department.
