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Indian-Origin Teen In Singapore Charged For Cheating On Bank, Money Laundering
The UOB account he opened was then allegedly used by scam syndicates to launder criminal proceeds of more than SGD 249,000.
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Google’s Parent Alphabet Is Major Blockchain Investor, Samsung Joins List With PayPal, Microsoft
Google parent Alphabet has invested a whopping sum of $1.5 billion (roughly Rs. 11,900 crore) in the blockchain industry. As per a Blockdata analysis, a total of 40 companies collectively invested around $6 billion (roughly Rs. 47,600 crore) into blockchain startups between September 2021 and June 2022.
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UOB-Temasek to Provide $500 Million to Start-Ups in India, China
Singapore-based United Overseas Bank (UOB) along with Temasek will provide venture debt financing worth $500 million to start-ups in India, China and Southeast Asia countries.
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Gold holds gains on Yellen comments, US stimulus outlook
Gold held on to gains from the previous two sessions on Friday after assurances from the likely new Federal Reserve chief that the US central bank would continue its easy monetary policy for a while.
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Indian-Origin Teen In Singapore Charged For Cheating On Bank, Money Laundering
The UOB account he opened was then allegedly used by scam syndicates to launder criminal proceeds of more than SGD 249,000.
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Google’s Parent Alphabet Is Major Blockchain Investor, Samsung Joins List With PayPal, Microsoft
Google parent Alphabet has invested a whopping sum of $1.5 billion (roughly Rs. 11,900 crore) in the blockchain industry. As per a Blockdata analysis, a total of 40 companies collectively invested around $6 billion (roughly Rs. 47,600 crore) into blockchain startups between September 2021 and June 2022.
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UOB-Temasek to Provide $500 Million to Start-Ups in India, China
Singapore-based United Overseas Bank (UOB) along with Temasek will provide venture debt financing worth $500 million to start-ups in India, China and Southeast Asia countries.
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Gold holds gains on Yellen comments, US stimulus outlook
Gold held on to gains from the previous two sessions on Friday after assurances from the likely new Federal Reserve chief that the US central bank would continue its easy monetary policy for a while.
